Dead (brown) leaves will never recover. Cut them off at the base—no harm to plant.
Water thoroughly. If top 1/4 of soil takes >2–3 days to dry, do not repot. The current pot is fine. Dracaenas prefer being slightly root-bound.
Previous owner had it crammed in a corner → light deprivation on one side. New growth in good light will be even.
Trim the damage, verify pot size, give it light and pure water—your cane plant will grow straight and green.
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