In her first case out on her own, Romy is confronted with her past: the client is, of all people, her former teacher, Professor Konrad Wolff, a renowned expert in criminal law. Wolff stands accused of raping one of his law students, Sarah Zeidlin. Romy is firmly convinced of her teacher's innocence. For Ada too, the case is a challenge, as the customs and conventions of the day-to-day workings of..

Ada has landed a new client: Polish care worker Alina Rudenko. She is accused of having administered an overdose of medication to an elderly man suffering from Parkinson's. Alina's patient, Robert Sander, the senior executive of a company that specializes in door handles, is lying in a coma. Is this a case of physical injury resulting from negligence or is it attempted murder? Were his son, Philip..

This new case leads Romy and Ada into the unfamiliar world of the police special deployment commandos (SEK). Tina Fuchs, the wife of an SEK officer and police instructor, has asked Romy to take official legal action against the transfer of her husband, Christian Fuchs. The family, with their young school-age daughter, had just recently settled in Berlin. However, it comes to light that Christian F..

Gynecologist Dr. Helga Petzold is being accused of having caused physical injury after she performed hymen reconstruction surgery on an underage girl, Leyla Oktay, without the consent of her parents. This specialist surgery is in demand from young Muslim women, who want their husbands to believe that they are still virgins on their wedding night. The doctor's situation is serious: unless Romy can..

Lena Bauer, a young tennis player, is accused of having maliciously pushed her toughest competitor Victoria Koch down the stairs in a subway station. Victoria "only" broke her hand, but she could have been killed. The two women are bitter rivals, they are both about to make the jump into the national tennis league, there is an important tournament coming up and a generous sponsorship contract awai..

Romy is awakened in the dead of night by a phone call from Ada: her half-brother Ringo needs help urgently. He was arrested for speeding, and during a search of his car, the police found a substantial quantity of drugs in the trunk. Is he a drug courier? He claims that he knows nothing about the drugs, but could he be part of a larger criminal gang and just be remaining silent out of fear? When dr..