12 Shows Like "Suits" That Are Full of Workplace Drama

If you're a fan of Gina Torres, you should check out her "Suits" spin-off series, "Pearson." The show centres around her character, Jessica Pearson, who was once known as a powerhouse lawyer in New York City. However, after her license is revoked, she decides to begin a new life in Chicago and takes up a job as a fixer for the city's mayor.

"The Lincoln Lawyer" is a legal drama based on the book series of the same name by Michael Connelly. The show stars Manuel Garcia-Rulfo as a criminal defence lawyer named Mickey Haller, who is determined to make a career comeback following an accident. Notably, he runs his law practice from the backseat of his Lincoln Navigator. While "Suits" centres around the legal world in New York City, "The Lincoln Lawyer" focuses on cases in Los Angeles.

In the legal drama "Goliath," Billy Bob Thornton stars as a disgraced lawyer named Billy McBride. He founded the successful law firm Cooperman McBride, but after he's fired, Billy spends his days living in a hotel, where he does nothing but drink. One day, he gets an opportunity to redeem himself when he's asked to take on a wrongful death lawsuit involving the very firm he helped create. This leads Billy to get wrapped up in a conspiracy that could mean life or death. With so much at stake, "Goliath" is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat, just like "Suits."

"Psych" is about a young crime consultant named Shawn Spencer (James Roday) who works for the Santa Barbara Police Department. Although this series focuses on detective cases rather than legal ones, "Suits" fans are sure to love this show for one huge reason: the protagonist. Similar to Mike, Shawn has an impressive memory that helps him at work. However, in order to convince everyone he's not personally involved in these cases, Shawn is forced to pretend to be a psychic, giving the show a welcome comedic twist.

While "Suits" tackles drama in the legal industry, "Billions" focuses on the world of high finance. The series follows hedge fund manager Bobby Axelrod (Damian Lewis). On the surface, he appears charitable and kind, however, behind the scenes, he only cares about money and power. Bobby is willing to do anything to continue growing his firm's wealth. His questionable choices will have you itching to know what'll happen next.

"Mad Men" is another workplace drama that will have you hooked from the beginning. In the series, Jon Hamm plays an advertising executive named Don Draper who works for the Sterling Cooper advertising agency on Madison Avenue in New York City. The show follows both the professional and personal lives of Don and his coworkers during the 1960s and 1970s.

In "White Collar," Neal Caffrey (Matt Bomer) is a skilled con artist and thief who has been dodging the FBI for years. One day, Special Agent Peter Burke, the head of the FBI's White Collar Crimes Unit, finally catches up to Neal and offers him a deal. If Neal agrees to use his skills to help the FBI catch other white-collar criminals, he'll be released from prison early. Of course, Neal agrees, and he and Peter strike an unlikely partnership. Similar to "Suits," "White Collar" takes viewers into the legal world of New York City.

"Boston Legal" is a spinoff series of "The Practice" that ran for five seasons from 2004 to 2008. It follows the brilliant lawyer Alan Shore (James Spader) and his coworkers like Denny Crane (William Shatner) and Shirley Schmidt (Candice Bergen) as they work at a high-end law firm in Boston. Throughout the series, the group takes on various civil and criminal cases.

"Extraordinary Attorney Woo" is a South Korean series starring Park Eun-bin as Woo Young-woo, a woman on the autism spectrum who works at a top law firm in Seoul called Hanbada. Similar to Mike in "Suits," Young-woo combines her intelligence and photographic memory to solve tough legal cases as a rookie attorney. Although others initially see her as an outcast and the weakest link on their team, she quickly proves to everyone that she's integral to Hanbada's success.

In "Scandal," Kerry Washington plays Olivia Pope, a former White House Director of Communications who launches her own crisis management firm. Olivia and her colleagues help their clients tackle political scandals while at the same time trying to keep their own secrets hidden from the public eye.

"Better Call Saul" is a legal drama that takes place within the "Breaking Bad" universe. It's set in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and stars Bob Odenkirk as a con artist-turned-lawyer named Jimmy McGill, who is trying to make a name for himself. He later becomes the notorious criminal defence attorney Saul Goodman. If you want to learn how he climbed his way to the top, then be sure to watch "Better Call Saul."