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The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 release date: Haller hops into the saddle once again

Season 3 of The Lincoln Lawyer on Netflix will adapt the fifth book of the Lincoln Lawyer book series by Michael Connelly

Guides by Jules Chin Greene, Staff Writer

Published on Wed Oct 02 2024

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It's time to start your engines, folks, because The Lincoln Lawyer is back for season 3 on Netflix. Regardless of whether or not you spend your time driving around Los Angeles in a Lincoln, this season promises new twists in Mickey Haller's pursuit of justice, no matter the cost.

Season 3 of The Lincoln Lawyer will release on October 17, 2024 on Netflix. The season will adapt the fifth book in The Lincoln Lawyer book series by Michael Connelly, entitled The Gods of Guilt. If you're keen on knowing the story ahead of season 3 of the show, you've still got time to run to your local library or bookstore and read it before the next season drops.

The Lincoln Lawyer has been a hit on Netflix. It outperformed season 3 of The Witcher in the summer of 2023. While I always love some Geralt time, I can't fault other Netflix viewers for their Lincoln Lawyer appreciation. It remains to be seen if the third season of The Lincoln Lawyer will still pull the viewership numbers that it did in its previous season.

The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 will release on October 17 on Netflix.

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Jules Chin Greene: Jules Chin Greene is a journalist and Jack Kirby enthusiast. He has written about comics, video games, movies, and television for sites such as Nerdist, AIPT, and Multiverse of Color.