I find the recurring issue of women practicing law at that era tiresome; the subject does have it's place but it is repeated every episode ad nauseum. I got it. Enough. Can we move past it?
The costume design is very impressive, but I can't stop wondering how can Lidia afford it while unable to pay her rent? I know that some plot elements are better ignored as they are not essential to telling the story, but being noticed means that they do detract some.
And finally, although titled as a law story, the action is more a detective story with hardly any courtroom scenes.
Over all, it seems as if a full-length movie would've been a better format than a series?
The costume design is very impressive, but I can't stop wondering how can Lidia afford it while unable to pay her rent? I know that some plot elements are better ignored as they are not essential to telling the story, but being noticed means that they do detract some.
And finally, although titled as a law story, the action is more a detective story with hardly any courtroom scenes.
Over all, it seems as if a full-length movie would've been a better format than a series?