The series, which ran for three seasons on Netflix , is loosely inspired by the true life of the real Lidia Poët, who fought for decades before finally being officially admitted to the bar in 1920.
(Dario Aita): Lidia’s romantic interest who provides a more modern, libertine perspective on her struggles.
: Jacopo Barberis, a sharp-witted journalist and Enrico's brother-in-law, publishes a "scoop" about Lidia's disbarment, complicating her life while simultaneously becoming an unexpected ally in her pursuit of justice. Key Characters & Dynamics
(Eduardo Scarpetta): A journalist whose first meeting with Lidia is marked by mutual distrust, though they soon find common ground in exposing the truth.
: After winning her first major case, Lidia receives a crushing blow: the Court of Appeals disbars her, ruling that the practice of law is a "public office" reserved strictly for men.
Set in 1883 Turin, the first episode of The Law According to Lidia Poët (S01E01) follows the trailblazing journey of Italy's first female lawyer.
The Law According to Lidia Poët (TV Series 2023–2026) - IMDb