K-Drama fans, clear your Friday and Saturday nights. Phantom Lawyer — also known as Shin and Law Office — is landing on Netflix from March 13, 2026, and it has all the ingredients of your next obsession: supernatural comedy, emotional depth, slow-burn chemistry, and one of Korean television’s most beloved leading men.
Phantom Lawyer on Netflix — All Key Details
| 📌 Detail | ℹ️ Info |
|---|---|
| 🎬 Series Title | Phantom Lawyer (Shin and Law Office) |
| 📺 Network (Korea) | SBS |
| 🌍 International Platform | Netflix (Weekly Episodes) |
| 📅 Netflix Premiere | March 13, 2026 |
| 🎞️ Total Episodes | 16 |
| 📆 Episode Schedule | Fridays & Saturdays (until May 2, 2026) |
| 🎭 Genre | Supernatural Legal Comedy-Drama |
| 🎬 Director | Shin Jong Hun |
| ✍️ Screenwriter | Kim Chul Gyu |
| 🌟 Lead Cast | Yoo Yeon Seok, Esom, Kim Kyung Nam |
What Is Phantom Lawyer Actually About?
Imagine Extraordinary Attorney Woo meets The Uncanny Counter — that’s the delightful sweet spot Phantom Lawyer occupies.

Sin I Rang (Yoo Yeon Seok) is a clumsy, anxious lawyer who accidentally sets up his law office inside an old shaman’s house. Almost immediately, he starts seeing ghosts — spirits with unresolved earthly regrets who desperately need legal representation. Here’s the fun twist: when I Rang takes on a ghost client, the spirit briefly possesses him, flooding him with their personality, memories, and quirks. It’s chaotic, it’s hilarious, and it’s oddly moving.
Standing on the opposite end of the legal spectrum is Han Na Hyeon (Esom) — cold, calculating, and utterly undefeated in the courtroom. She finds I Rang’s ghost stories absurd — until she sees undeniable evidence herself. Suddenly, this ice-queen attorney is working side by side with a ghost whisperer, and slowly, case by case, her emotional walls begin to crack.
It’s a show about justice, grief, unfinished business — and two very different people finding common ground in the most unlikely of ways.
A Cast That’s Basically a K-Drama Hall of Fame
Yoo Yeon Seok needs no introduction for Netflix regulars. Beloved for Hospital Playlist, Mr. Sunshine, and Narco-Saints, he’s one of the most charismatic performers in Korean television today. Esom, known internationally for Black Knight and Kill Boksoon, brings fierce energy and layered emotional range to Han Na Hyeon.
The supporting cast only deepens the appeal — Heo Sung Tae of Squid Game fame makes a guest appearance, while veteran actors like Kim Mi Kyung (the nation’s favourite K-Drama mom) and Jeon Seok Ho of Kingdom round out the world beautifully.
According to Wikipedia, SBS is one of South Korea’s three major national broadcast networks, with a long history of producing some of the most iconic K-Dramas ever made — making Phantom Lawyer’s home network a serious stamp of quality.
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