who works in a lawyer's office located in the mall. She starts a relationship with Oliver with whom she breaks up in the final episode about a professional problem. In the second season Hannes Stüsser takes over the locksmith business and the mall has a new security guard Sven Nowak. She starts a relationship with Sven and she finds out that there is a homicide case against him from his former job in the police where she asks access to records at the state attorney. She has mixed feelings about Oliver and Sven and both of them press her to make a choice in the final episode. In the third season it is revealed that Sven had quit, now being on a job in Leverkusen. He is replaced by Svenja Müller. Nils runs a junk shop now and it is later revealed that Hannes has begun law studies. One thread follows Bea's relationship - in the beginning a loose triangle with Nils and Hannes and later Dustin which however turns out to be a drug dealer facing a jail sentence. The other thread is about Oliver who initiates a formal contract sending down a couple of cases - that includes a big lawsuit against a pharmaceutical that makes for key scenes in the final episode. Cast Annette Frier as Danni Lowinski, attorney at law Nadja Becker as Bea Flohe, Danni's best friend Elyas M’Barek as Rasoul Abbassi, locksmith (season 1) Tino Mewes as Hannes Stüsser, locksmith (seasons 2-4) Oliver Fleischer as Nils Polgar Jan Sosniok as Dr. Oliver Schmidt, attorney at law Axel Siefer as Kurt Lowinski, Danni's father Sebastian Bezzel as Sven Nowak, mall security (seasons 2-3) Sabine Orléans as Svenja Müller, co-worker of Sven (season 3) Andreas Guenther as Josh, salesman and love interest of Danni (season 3) ProductionDanni Lowinski is produced by Berlin-based producer Phoenix Film. The show was created by Marc Terjung and Benedikt Gollhardt, who also created Edel & Starck (2002–2005), another successful Sat.1 Dramedy. Danni Lowinski is distributed internationally by SevenOne International. ReceptionDanni Lowinski turned out to be a hit dramedy, allowing Sat.1 to achieve significant ratings with the target audience and to win the title of highest-rated show on 5 July 2010. Shortly after the first month of broadcasting, Danni Lowinski was renewed for its second season. In August 2010 it was announced that Danni Lowinski was nominated for the Deutscher Comedypreis 2010