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Top Legal Korean Dramas You Need to Watch
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items Are you a fan of legal thrillers and courtroom dramas? These shows feature exciting stories of prosecutors, lawyers, and defenders fighting against corruption and seeking justice. Some mix in romance and comedy, while others are all about thriller, d...
Law students and their professor become embroiled in a murder case at their university. Kim Bum ❤️
Law School (2021)
A prosecutor who lacks empathy teams up with a passionate detective to uncover the truth behind a major corruption case. Two seasons and a spin-off. Amazing cast!
Stranger (2017)
A rogue prosecutor uses unconventional methods to bring down criminals and expose corruption. Love Kyungsoo's dramas
Bad Prosecutor (2022)
A divorce lawyer facing her own marriage crisis works with a rookie lawyer whose idealistic sense of justice clashes with her more pragmatic approach. Their opposing views create a really interesting dynamic.
Good Partner (2024)
An ex-gangster turned lawyer who’s all about justice. It's action-packed and full of suspense, and Lee Joon Gi totally nails it as the tough-but-caring lead.
Lawless Lawyer (2018)
A strict judge with zero tolerance for juvenile crime faces complex cases, making you question how justice should apply to young offenders. I watched this for Kim Hye Soo and Kim Mu Yeol, and wow, it was intense—I was seriously traumatized by the end...
Juvenile Justice (2022)
A famous actress needing an image makeover works as the secretary of a strict lawyer. This is such a cute rom-com. I love this so much, especially if you're a fan of the Lee Dong Wook and Yoo In Na couple.
Touch Your Heart (2019)
Two lawyers who play dirty to win at all costs. I loved seeing how they challenge each other. And again: Kim Hye Soo
Hyena (2020)
A Korean adaptation of the American show, following a top lawyer who hires a brilliant but unlicensed associate, keeping his secret hidden from the firm. I loved the original show, so I had to watch this. It's a very condensed adaptation, but it's ac...
Suits (2018)
A justice department intern is falsely accused of murdering her ex-boyfriend and ends up getting involved with a prosecutor who tries to help clear her name. Although I love Ji Chang Wook, I didn’t really connect with the romance in this drama. What ...
Suspicious Partner (2017)
A prosecutor with a troubling past and a tough female colleague confront corruption within the military justice system.
Military Prosecutor Doberman (2022)
A young, brilliant attorney with autism takes on the legal world, and it’s such an inspiring journey. This one's heartwarming, emotional, and just so well done.
Extraordinary Attorney Woo (2022)
Three judges with totally different personalities work together on cases that test their values.
Ms. Hammurabi (2018)
In a dystopian future, a judge known for his ruthless methods holds televised trials. I love this Kdrama so much! It's one of my favorites ❤️❤️
The Devil Judge (2021)
A former prosecutor opens a law-themed cafe where he gives legal advice, reconnecting with a former colleague. This kdrama has a bit of comedy and romance too.
The Law Cafe (2022)
A lawyer specializing in divorce cases who has to navigate his personal dramas while dealing with his clients.
Divorce Attorney Shin (2023)
It’s about a prosecutor and his fight against corruption. The leads have great chemistry, and the plot is full of twists. Loved the casting so much!
Pride and Prejudice (2014-15)
A talented lawyer, known for her ambition, falls from grace and ends up teaching law, where she finds herself facing past demons. Loved Seo Hyun Jin and Hwang In Youp together ❤️
Why Her (2022)
A quirky lawyer with a unique fee of just one dollar helps his clients taking on cases against powerful corporations. Namkoong Min and Kim Ji Eun ❤️❤️
One Dollar Lawyer (2022)
Another Park Eun Bin drama, this time she plays a judge. The two main characters are judges with totally different views on justice, and their dynamic is really interesting. There’s also a bit of romance mixed in.
Judge vs. Judge (2017-18)