Sue Me, Baby

No-won serves as the CEO of a thriving IT firm. He is recognized for his casual approach to dating and a playful demeanor, often stirring up scandals while avoiding any serious commitments. When No-won becomes entangled in a lawsuit related to his business, he encounters attorney Yeo Do-young on the opposing side in court. Yeo Do-young is a composed, logical, and highly skilled lawyer. In the courtroom, he skillfully pressures No-won and his company, ultimately winning the case. Throughout this process, No-won grows increasingly fascinated by him, and for a straightforward reason: "That face is exactly my type." Ultimately, No-won enters into a personal legal advisory agreement with Yeo Do-young merely to draw closer. Following this, he continually invents reasons to visit the law office and disrupt the work, while Yeo Do-young coldly dismisses his feeble attempts at flirting. In a final bid to eliminate No-won for good, Yeo Do-young makes the worst mistake of his life…