Law of Attraction

Two high-powered divorce attorneys, Audrey Woods and Daniel Rafferty, dominate the New York scene with opposite styles—Audrey by the book and Daniel by instinct. They are introduced as rivals who find themselves confronted with the same cases and fame. The dynamic sets the professional stage for their evolving relationship.

Audrey and Daniel go head-to-head in a high-profile divorce case involving rock star Thorne Jamison and his designer wife Serena. The case highlights their professional rivalry and foreshadows the personal spark between them. The courtroom battle showcases their competing philosophies and skill.

The two lawyers travel to Ireland to chase down depositions related to the Jamison case. They stay at the castle, Caisleán Cloiche, and begin to see each other outside the courtroom. The setting creates a romantic tension beyond their legal clash.

During a romantic Irish festival, Audrey and Daniel celebrate together after a night of wild revelry. They wake up the next morning to discover they have wed, a revelation that shocks Audrey and perplexes Daniel. Their professional rivalry becomes a personal tie that complicates their careers.

Back in New York, news of their unexpected marriage makes Page 6 chatter. Audrey suggests maintaining the appearance of a married couple to protect their careers, while Daniel moves into the guest room of Audrey's apartment. The façade strains their professional boundaries and moral lines.

The Jamison case continues in court with the same vigor as before, but at home the couple adjusts to domestic life together. Their chemistry remains palpable, blurring lines between professional rivalry and personal affection. The dual life begins to complicate their feelings and decisions.

While disposing of garbage one day, Daniel accidentally uncovers sensitive information about Audrey's client, Thorne Jamison. He reveals this in the next day's court proceedings, creating a rift and raising questions of loyalty and ethics. Audrey feels betrayed by the breach of trust.

Feeling betrayed, Audrey asks for a divorce, and Daniel agrees to let her go, citing his love for her. The couple's personal turmoil mirrors the fragility of their professional partnerships. The case takes a backseat to their own relationship crisis.

The famous clients return to Ireland to address the asset dispute, ignoring the ban that prevents them from staying at the castle. Judge Abramovitz sends counselors to Ireland to inform them of the situation. There, they discover that Audrey and Daniel had reconciled on the seventh anniversary of their wedding at the castle.

Audrey and Daniel learn that the 'priest' who performed their ceremony was actually the Jamisons' butler, and the 'weddings' during the festival were only romantic celebrations. This revelation reframes their entire marriage and complicates the claim of a true union. The revelation intensifies their drive to clarify their relationship.

Daniel returns to New York, leaving Audrey pursuing him with urgency. She follows him, realizing she has fallen in love and wants to fight for their relationship. The emotional stakes escalate as they confront the possibility of losing each other.

Audrey confronts Daniel in a grocery store below his Chinatown office, asking if he is willing to fight for their relationship. Their exchange is tense and raw, marking a turning point in whether they can salvage what they started. The moment crystallizes the choice between career and love.

In the final act, Audrey and Daniel marry in Judge Abramovitz's chambers with Audrey's mother as the sole witness. The ceremony quiets the turmoil that had spiraled through their relationship and binds them together again. It marks a hopeful ending as they commit to a life beyond the courtroom.