15 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.
Noh Ji-wook is a prosecutor and Eun Bong-hee is a prosecutor in training. When a murder takes place, Bong-hee suddenly finds herself the suspect, and Ji-wook, who has since become a private lawyer, works the case with her as they learn their pasts are tied together.
In Kisung, a lawless and corrupt city, former gangster turned lawyer Bong Sang-pil returns home to bring those behind his mother's death to justice, turning a loan shark business into the Lawless Law Firm. Ha Jae-yi, a principled lawyer suspended for assaulting a judge, also comes back to Kisung and ends up working for him.
Choi Kang-seok is a skilled and highly respected lawyer at the firm Kang & Ham. He recruits Go Yeon-woo, a young man with a remarkable memory but no law degree, to work at his side, and the unlikely pair begin taking on cases together.
Yeo Mi-ran is a free-spirited lawyer with martial arts skills and a low opinion of men. When she joins a big firm that handles celebrity scandals, she meets client Nam Kang-ho, a romance movie star who can't stand women, and she sets out to get close to him to expose what she suspects he is hiding.
Do Bae-man became a military prosecutor for money, fame and revenge on the people who killed his parents, and now just wants to make it to retirement. Then he crosses paths with Cha Woo-in, a chaebol daughter who joined the military prosecution to settle a score of her own.
Jin Jung is a prosecutor who plays dirty, choosing shortcuts over the rules and tricks over standard procedure. Armed with grit and a rebellious streak, he sets out to break through the shield that money and power have built around corrupt officials and make them pay.
Jo Deul-ho was once a rising star prosecutor, married into the family that heads the country's biggest law firm. After he reports corruption inside the prosecutors' office, he loses it all. Starting over in a shabby little neighborhood law office, he sets out to become a lawyer who truly stands up for ordinary people.
Kim Jeong-ho is a brilliant ex-prosecutor whose nickname is "Monster Genius." Kim Yu-ri is a lovely lawyer with a quirky, offbeat way of seeing the world. The story follows the romance that starts to grow between these two very different legal minds.
Eun-jae and Hyung-woo are lawyers who fell in love after meeting at a baseball game and opened a law firm together. A year into their marriage, the spark has faded: Eun-jae struggles to keep the firm afloat while Hyung-woo takes clients who can barely pay, and the bickering couple start taking their frustrations out on each other.
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.
At Song & Kim, a law firm that serves only the wealthiest one percent, two very different lawyers face off. Jung Geum-ja is a scrappy fighter who bends every rule in pursuit of money and success, while Yoon Hee-jae is a polished, confident elite attorney who keeps getting outplayed by her.
Ma Hye-ri passes the bar exam, only to find that her passion for fashion and her distaste for overtime get in the way of her job as a public prosecutor. Facing scornful colleagues and frustrated bosses, and watching her career slide downhill, she turns to a mysterious attorney, Seo In-woo, for help.
Go Cheok-hee was a well-known divorce lawyer and So Jung-woo her office manager, and the two could barely stand each other. After her ruthless tactics get her license suspended, he goes on to earn a law degree. Years later they work together again at a new firm, but now he is the divorce lawyer and she is the office manager.
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.
