Whether the two distinctly different lawyers will continue being at odds with each other or become allies is one of the points to watch in the series.
But it would make the story appealing if there will be relevant and relatable cases that would be inserted.
We are not sure if there will be side stories involving court cases that would be included in the narrative. We are sure Lawyer Noh would be roped into the situation. Correspondingly, the main leads are hinted to have deeper connections involving their loved ones which Lawyer Jwa already realized.Įpisode 2 ended on a cryptic note on CEO Jo’s murderer. Thus, this is still worth tuning in.ĬEO Jang’s elaborate political dream that would involve Lawyer Noh and Lawyer Jwa is an evident loose end to tie in the series. Both Jung Ryeo Won and Lee Kyu Hyung have the ability to make stories appealing with their portrayals. To run a dozen episodes at least gives viewers options to consider watching it still since it could be just warming up. May It Please The Court Opening Week MusingsĬhoosing the lead characters in switching dark and fun personas at least tinged the narrative with some inflections to the relatively generic story. Suspiciously, the man who murdered him has the same watch Lawyer Jwa has. The next day, the wicked CEO is found dead. Aware of the trauma his co-worker suffered, Lawyer Jwa reassured Lawyer Noh that bad people get bad karma inevitably.Īt night, Lawyer Noh receives a phone call from CEO Jo with inaudible voices in the background. A man came to drag the evil CEO, and he turns out to be Lawyer Jwa. When the pharma company CEO appears in front of the office, Lawyer Noh unwillingly rides his car.ĭeviously expressing his desire to bed her, she headbutts and pushes CEO Jo just as the car halted abruptly. Placing a wall between them, Lawyer Jwa refuses Lawyer Noh’s offer to protect the environment by carpooling with her on their first day or working together. He also became Sun-young’s lawyer and vocally detested how Lawyer Noh incited her friend to fake suicide. His action is also to aid his political aspiration by having Lawyer Noh raise the winning rate of public defenders.Īt Jungha District Court, Lawyer Noh meets the oddball Jwa Si-baek (Lee Kyu Hyung), a brilliant lawyer who chose to become a public defender. Her action led to a year suspension and CEO Jang sent her to Jungha city to serve as a public defender. “That’s how the world works, it is merciless to those who have nothing.”Ĭonsequently, the law firm partner’s dream she just achieved crumbled right away when Jang Gi-do, CEO of Jangsan law firm learned of the underhand means she did to protect her friend who was indirectly involved in the case while minimizing the damage to the client she represents. Her act can be traced to the adverse effects of the same pills in her latest case.Ĭoaching Sun-young to fake death to raise interest in the effect of the pills and not her personal story caused significant damage to the pharmaceutical company to which Jangsan Law Firm is also affiliated. Her friend Sun-young who helped pay her college tuition accidentally killed her husband without remembering she did so. A former employee exposed the danger of the pills, but the case was later dismissed when Lawyer Noh utilized how the CEO of the pharmaceutical company had a relationship with the whistleblower.
The case involves a pharmaceutical company that produced contraceptive pills causing risky effects. When a case she’s working on involved a friend who is dear to her she advertently proceeds with a bold move to achieve her goal of being a partner in the firm. Despite her humble law education, she is the ace lawyer of famous Jangsan law firm. May It Please The Court Opening Week StoryĪt the top of her career game, Noh Chak-hee (Jung Ryeo Won) has everything going on well. PRESS CONFERENCE: “May It Please The Court” Pledges Balanced Treatment of Romance and Courtroom Stories “Joseon Attorney” Heralds The Rule of Law With Cunning and Witty Characters - kdramadiaryĪbbyinhallyuland watches May It Please The Court on Disney+
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