All's Fair

All’s Fair is a legal drama developed by Ryan Murphy, Jon Robin Baitz, and Joe Baken for Hulu. Its central premise follows a group of powerful female divorce lawyers who leave a male-dominated Los Angeles firm and establish their own practice. The series is set in the competitive world of celebrity and high-stakes family law, where professional ambition, personal loyalty, and courtroom strategy collide. That premise makes the show specifically a workplace and legal ensemble, rather than a procedural about detectives, doctors, or prosecutors.

The principal cast includes Kim Kardashian, Glenn Close, Sarah Paulson, Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts, and Teyana Taylor. Kardashian plays Allura Grant, the founder of the new firm. The role continues her scripted television work after her appearances as Siobhan Corbyn in American Horror Story: Delicate, another Ryan Murphy production. Kardashian’s involvement also connects the series to her public experience with legal education and criminal-justice advocacy, although All’s Fair is a fictional drama rather than a documentary about her life.

Glenn Close brings one of the production’s most established dramatic careers. Her screen work includes Dangerous Liaisons, Fatal Attraction, The Big Chill, and the television series Damages, in which she played attorney Patty Hewes. Sarah Paulson is also closely associated with Murphy’s television projects, including American Horror Story, American Crime Story, and Ratched. Naomi Watts has worked extensively in film and television, while Niecy Nash-Betts has appeared in Claws, When They See Us, and Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.

The show’s creative team gives it a specific connection to Murphy’s expanding television slate. Murphy is known for producing highly stylized ensemble series, while Baitz previously created Brothers & Sisters and worked on other serialized dramas. The premise therefore combines Murphy’s interest in ambitious, sharply defined groups with Baitz’s experience writing family and workplace relationships. Hulu ordered the series as a major ensemble project, with 20th Television involved in its production.

All’s Fair is notable not because it presents an entirely new legal setting, but because it places female attorneys at the center of a power structure built around divorce litigation, status, and reinvention. Its dramatic question is whether the lawyers can turn professional independence into a successful firm while managing rivalries and complicated private lives. With Kardashian leading a cast that includes Close, Paulson, Watts, Nash-Betts, and Taylor, the series is designed as a character-driven legal drama about women competing, collaborating, and negotiating power inside Los Angeles’s elite legal world.