'Pro Bono': Oh Jung In steps out of her father's shadows and run the law firm her way

Lee Yoo Young exudes the aura of the new CEO of a top law firm in Pro Bono.

Pro Bono is a law drama that follows Kang David (Jung Kyung Ho), a materialistic judge obsessed with career advancement, who unintentionally becomes a public interest lawyer and ends up trapped in a corner office at a massive law firm.

In the K-drama, Lee Yoo Young plays Oh Jung In, the newly appointed CEO of O&Partners, the top law firm in South Korea. Having spent her entire life under the guidance of her father, the founder of O&Partners and once known as the "king of the law world," she earned her position on the throne after a lifetime of rigorous trials. As a result, she possesses a strong attachment to and sense of ownership over the law firm.

From the moment Oh Jung In assumes her position as the new CEO, she begins to drive change to establish a fully independent firm, "Oh Jung In's O&Partners," free from her father's shadow. It remains to be seen whether she will succeed.

The stills capture the charisma of Oh Jung In, the new CEO, as her mere presence dominates the space and commands attention. Having passed the rigorous tests set by her father and firmly planted the flag of "CEO Oh Jung In" at O&Partners, she wears a composed demeanor and grace.

Tension permeates the courtroom, hinting at her attention-commanding presence and authority. Having spent years in heirship training, learning to read the flow of power and shifts in the legal landscape, all eyes are on how Oh Jung In will achieve independence and assert herself on her own terms.

Pro Bono premieres on December 6. News about the global OTT is yet to come.  

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