When her prestigious legal firm goes under for corruption, a successful lawyer finds herself reliving her troubled childhood when she reluctantly accepts a job as legal aid family court lawyer.

>> just finishes season synopsis

So this is a TV series, not a feature film?

>> just finishes season synopsis

So this is a TV series, not a feature film?

A thought.? If the firm was dissolved because of corruption, is it credible that she was utterly clueless, had no idea of the malfeasance?? Or is it likely she deliberately looked the other way, didn't ask probing questions?? That while she was not legally culpable, she did compromise her values in pursuit of the big bucks?

If that's in the backstory then would it make sense that her legal aid work is an atonement for her moral failure?? Could this is a redemption story?

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