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The K-drama world has found its newest weekend obsession—Law and the City. With a warm, slice-of-life tone wrapped in the setting of a bustling law firm, the show has charmed viewers without leaning into overly dramatic stakes. Instead of the usual intense courtroom showdowns or life-or-death cliffhangers, this drama focuses on heartfelt moments, human connections, and second chances.
The cast is packed with talent, including Lee Jong Suk, Moon Ga Young, Kang You Seok, Ryu Hye Young, and Im Seong Jae, all delivering grounded and relatable performances. Viewers have especially been drawn to the chemistry between Lee Jong Suk’s character Ahn Ju Hyeong and Moon Ga Young’s Kang Hee Ji. These two share a complicated past, having once fallen in love during a short-lived but passionate time in Hong Kong. Time and misunderstandings kept them apart—until fate reunited them at the same law firm, where they now find themselves navigating not just legal cases, but lingering feelings as well.
Surrounding them is a fun and tight-knit group of colleagues, nicknamed the “lunch gang.” Their daily lives at the firm revolve around helping each other, trying out new restaurants, and facing quirky legal cases together. The balance of romance, friendship, and the challenges of modern life makes the show feel both comforting and engaging.
Episodes 7 and 8 are set to air on July 26 and 27, 2025, continuing the drama’s weekend schedule. Episodes drop at 21:20 KST, which is 5:50 PM IST, and fans can tune in every Saturday and Sunday for fresh developments. The show airs on tvN in South Korea, and is available on Disney+ in select regions, including JioCinema/Hotstar for Indian audiences.
With only 12 episodes in total, Law and the City is now past its halfway point. The latest episodes have just started to explore the growing feelings between Ju Hyeong and Hee Ji, and the rest of the firm is starting to face more complex legal challenges. As the romance deepens, and secrets from the past begin to resurface, fans can expect more emotional twists in the episodes ahead—all without losing the grounded tone that has made the show so appealing.
If you’re looking for a legal drama that blends heart, humor, and relatable characters, Law and the City is definitely worth your weekend watch.