7 titles, most popular first
Woo Young-woo is an autistic woman who finished first in her law school class but keeps being turned away by employers. Through her father's connection, she lands a position at Hanbada, a big Seoul firm, where her remarkable memory sets her apart and coworkers find her way of speaking strange and blunt.
Kang Hyo-min is a rookie lawyer at Yullim Law Firm, principled and self-assured yet clumsy in social situations. Guided by her partner Yoon Seok-hoon, a cool-headed and highly skilled veteran attorney, she learns the ropes of legal work and grows into a true lawyer.
This courtroom drama follows a group of judges through their working lives as they hear cases and try to settle the many disputes brought before them. Along the way, it offers an honest look at the struggles ordinary people face in modern Korean society.
Soon-ho is a lawyer weighed down by his father's debts. He takes on a case in which a housekeeper, Mi-ran, is accused of killing her employer, though she says she simply found him dead. The only witness is Ji-woo, a teenage girl with autism, and Soon-ho sets out to befriend her, hoping to show her account cannot be trusted.
Kang Da-wit is a high-flying but arrogant judge with fame, a spotless image and a huge social media following. When his life takes an unexpected turn, he is forced to start over as a public interest lawyer, a far humbler role than he is used to.
Cha Eun-kyung is a star divorce lawyer, sharp-tongued and fiercely devoted to her clients, whose own marriage is starting to fall apart. When idealistic new hire Han Yu-ri joins the firm and questions her practical methods, the two women clash at first but gradually grow into mentor and student.
Shin Yi-rang passes the bar exam but cannot land a job at any law firm because his late father was a disgraced prosecutor. He opens his own practice in room 501 of the Okcheon Building, a space a shaman used, and begins to see ghosts. His first client is Lee Kang-pung, a former gang member who died because of a surgeon's negligence.
