‘Perdiendo el juicio’, a new original series from Atresmedia produced by Boomerang TV, stars Elena Rivera. The show will first air on Atresplayer and will later premiere during prime time on Antena 3.

‘Perdiendo el juicio’ is a legal drama that tells the story of Amanda, a prestigious lawyer whose life and career take a dramatic turn when she suffers a severe outburst of OCD during a trial.

In addition to Elena Rivera, the main cast includes Manu Baqueiro, Miquel Fernández, Lucía Caraballo, Daniel Ibáñez, Alfonso Lara, Carol Rovira, and Dafne Fernández. The supporting cast also features María Pujalte, María León, Eloy Azorín, Luis Bermejo, Federico Aguado, Antonio Garrido, Clara Garrido, among others.

The series consists of 10 episodes, each lasting 50 minutes. Montse García and Luis Santamaría are the executive producers of the show.

‘Perdiendo el juicio’ brings together much of the team from ‘Alba’, one of Spain's most successful series in recent years, both domestically and internationally.

Atresplayer will present ‘Perdiendo el juicio’ this Friday at the Málaga Film Festival. The platform is bringing one of its most important titles to this prestigious event, accompanied by the impressive talent both in front and behind the camera.

The series will premiere this Sunday, March 23, on Atresplayer. As usual, the show will be available to premium subscribers before it airs on Antena 3 during prime time.

Starring Elena Rivera, ‘Perdiendo el juicio’ is a legal drama about Amanda, a prestigious lawyer who suffers a severe OCD outburst during a crucial trial. From that moment on, her career spirals downward, and she must face new challenges and practically start a new life.

Along with Elena Rivera, the main cast includes Manu Baqueiro, Miquel Fernández, Lucía Caraballo, Daniel Ibáñez, Alfonso Lara, Carol Rovira, and Dafne Fernández. The supporting cast includes María Pujalte, María León, Eloy Azorín, Luis Bermejo, Federico Aguado, Antonio Garrido, Clara Garrido, and others.

‘Perdiendo el juicio’ is a production from Atresmedia in collaboration with Boomerang TV. It consists of 10 episodes, each 50 minutes long.

Montse García (Atresmedia) and Luis Santamaría (Boomerang TV) are the executive producers, while María Togores, Pablo Guerrero direct the series, with Jaime Olías and Humberto Miró directing one episode each.

The creators and screenwriters of ‘Perdiendo el juicio’ are Susana López Rubio, Javier Holgado, and Jaime Olías.

Teddy Villalba and Laura Jaraiz serve as production directors, José Luis Pulido is the director of photography, and Ana Romero Molero is in charge of the art direction. Gualter de Sá is responsible for costume design, while Eva Martínez and Raquel Martínez are in charge of makeup and hairstyling, respectively. Coque F. Lahera oversees the sound, and Ana Alonso is responsible for editing.

About ‘Perdiendo el juicio’
Amanda Torres is a prestigious lawyer who suffers a severe OCD outburst during an important trial. From that moment on, she becomes an outcast in her profession, and finding a new job becomes nearly impossible, partly due to the dark episode and partly because it’s difficult to live and work with her constant obsessions.

She is forced to accept a job offer at a decaying law firm far below her expectations, where she shares cases with a group of professionals who are down on their luck and are completely different from the stiff, high-class lawyers she was used to dealing with.

On the personal side, Amanda struggles with her lingering attraction to her husband, whom she resists divorcing, and with the feelings she begins to develop for her new boss. All this while preparing the defense of her sister, who is embroiled in a strange murder case that occurred on her wedding day, potentially leading her to spend the rest of her life in prison.

The Cast of ‘Perdiendo el juicio’

After the success of ‘Alba’

• Elena Rivera as Amanda
  Amanda was a brilliant lawyer who had a successful marriage-business partnership with César. However, her life derailed when she experienced a severe OCD outburst during a trial. Afterward, she retreated to a country house, but the arrest of her sister, accused of murder, forces her to step out of her solitude.

• Manu Baqueiro as Gabriel
  The owner of the decaying law firm that hires Amanda. Despite his great talent as a lawyer, Gabriel doesn't fit the professional, uptight image of a lawyer. Amanda helps him believe in himself again, and they develop an unconventional complicity.

• Miquel Fernández as César
  Amanda's still-husband, although this will change once he decides to sign the divorce papers. He is a successful, handsome, wealthy lawyer, and the complete opposite of Gabriel. Despite having a new, attractive partner and trying to avoid it, César still feels something for Amanda, and her return to the courts threatens to destroy the life he’s worked so hard to build.

• Lucía Caraballo as Barbie
  An intern at Gabriel's firm. Coming from a humble background, she approaches cases from a different perspective.

• Daniel Ibáñez as Bosco
  Another intern at the firm. Coming from a very different world than Barbie's, their attraction is inevitable. His father is a judicial legend, though Bosco has never used his father's status to advance his career. He fights to carve his own path.

• Dafne Fernández as Sara
  The new partner at the law firm and César’s partner. She could be seen as Amanda’s replacement in every way: taking her job and her husband. Sara is egocentric and ambitious, representing the antagonist to Amanda.

• Carol Rovira as Daniela
  Amanda’s sister and the main suspect in her husband’s murder on her wedding day. Daniela has a carefree nature and never imagined she would be involved in such a situation. All the evidence points to her guilt, and proving otherwise will not be easy.

• Alfonso Lara as Rafa
  The most veteran lawyer at Gabriel's firm. From the old school, grumpy, and somewhat lazy, Rafa’s main goal is to retire. However, Amanda’s presence will make him reconsider his views and think that he might still have the energy to keep practicing for a while longer.

Antena 3 reunites much of the team responsible for ‘Alba’, one of Spain's most successful fiction series in recent years, both at home and abroad, for ‘Perdiendo el juicio’.

Elena Rivera, who won the Ondas Award for her work in ‘Alba’, returns to lead this new series produced by Atresmedia in collaboration with Boomerang TV, with Luis Santamaría as the executive producer.

Once again, Montse García will lead this project as Atresmedia’s Director of Fiction. Also returning are screenwriters Susana López Rubio and Javier Holgado.

Additionally, this partnership between Atresmedia and Boomerang TV has resulted in other recent successes, including ‘Entre Tierras’, starring Megan Montaner, which has become the most-watched prime-time series of 2024.