Feb 27, 2023·edited Feb 27, 2023Liked by David Lat
David, let me recommend a Netflix show from last Summer: Extraordinary Attorney Woo. This is a Korean drama about a new attorney with autism spectrum disorder who is starting at a major law firm. There's plenty of (Korean) legal action (e.g. litigation) as well as lots of ordinary (and extraordinary) human drama. Frequently the story turns on questions of legal ethics as well as fine points of Korean law. I found this series to be compelling, and I am looking forward to the second season!
NB, IANAL, and certainly not an expert on Korean law.
What about fiction recs? 🥺
Many thanks for the mention, David
I am looking forward to Stephen Vladeck's book on the Shadow Docket.
https://www.amazon.com/Shadow-Docket-Supreme-Undermine-Republic/dp/1541602633/ref=sr_1_14?qid=1677264192&refinements=p_n_publication_date%3A1250228011&rnid=1000&s=books&sr=1-14
David, let me recommend a Netflix show from last Summer: Extraordinary Attorney Woo. This is a Korean drama about a new attorney with autism spectrum disorder who is starting at a major law firm. There's plenty of (Korean) legal action (e.g. litigation) as well as lots of ordinary (and extraordinary) human drama. Frequently the story turns on questions of legal ethics as well as fine points of Korean law. I found this series to be compelling, and I am looking forward to the second season!
NB, IANAL, and certainly not an expert on Korean law.