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Need a lawyer? He runs his law practice out of his Lincoln, and he’s ready to hit the gas. <\/p>\n

Moving through Los Angeles, he takes cases while balancing a private life that includes being a father and having two ex-wives<\/h4>\n

Originally set up with CBS for a series commitment in 2020 it was canceled right before filming of the first episode due to COVID . This has now been picked up by Netflix for a 10 episode first season based on the second Mickey Haller book "The Brass Verdict".. <\/p>\n

Referenced in Shrine of Telly: Week 3 (2022)<\/h4>\n

Mickey Haller has several cars, all of them with personalized California license plates with legal terms on them. California personalized plates allow a maximum of seven letters\/numerals, yet all of Mickey’s plates have at least eight.. <\/p>\n

A drug rehabilitated lawyer with two ex-wives a daughter and penchant for cars is thrust front-and-center into a high profile case following the death of a friend<\/h4>\n

This comes complete with a practice and more secondary cases than he can cope with.This intriguing premise sets up an opportunity-filled backdrop for a legal procedural series. The show takes this, adds a strong cast, well crafted and delivered dialogue and an interesting plot and runs with it at a good pace.Some cinematography choices are awkward, particularly the shots with variable focus and some orange casts, though overall it functions as required. <\/p>\n