While countless lawyers have left the profession to pursue entrepreneurship and politics and muster significant followings as a result, a number of still practicing lawyers have developed what amount to significant Twitter followings.
Here are the most influential practicing lawyers on Twitter, by way of follower count.
- the founding and managing partner of KTK Advocates, one of Africa’s largest corporate law practices, has amassed 937,000 Twitter followers.
- the civil rights, medical malpractice, and sexual assault lawyer, who claims to have righted more wrongful prosecutions than any private attorney in America. And perhaps as a result of this, she enjoys over 741,000 followers on Twitter.
- the civil rights advocate, and founder Ben Crump Law, Crump has amassed over 717,000 followers on Twitter.
- the Indonesian lawyer, and author of books such as Indonesian Constitutional Reform, has generated over 593,000 followers on Twitter.
- the founding partner of Washington-based firm diGenova & Toensing, has generated over 139,000 Twitter followers.
- the second Indonesian lawyer on our list applies his craft at the law firm that bears his name. He is on the cusp of 6 figures, with 95,400 Twitter followers.
is a civil rights lawyer and legal director of the Grassroots Law Project - which combines the best of grassroots organizing with legal expertise to radically transform policing and justice in America. He has 75,200 Twitter followers.
- the third Indoensian on our list (there’s a theme here) is CEO of Veritas Dharma Satya, and boasts 75,000 followers on Twitter.
- the former Whiet House Special Counsel is a practicing legal crisis manager, and co-founder of law firm Davis, Goldberg & Galper. He has 64,300 followers.
- the slovenian lawyer and director Pirc, Musar & Lemur Strle, boasts over 51,000 Twitter followers.
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Steve Glaveski is the CEO and Co-Founder of Collective Campus which he established to help companies and their employees to create a more meaningful impact in the world in an age of rapid change and increasing uncertainty. Steve also founded Lemonade Stand - a children's entrepreneurship program, author of Wiley book, Employee to Entrepreneur: How to Earn Your Freedom and do Work That Matters, Harvard Business Review contributor, author of the Innovation Manager's Handbook vol 1 and 2, host of the Future Squared podcast, and keynote speaker. He previously founded HOTDESK, an office sharing platform and has worked for the likes of Westpac, Dun & Bradstreet, the Victorian Auditor General's Office, Ernst & Young, KPMG and Macquarie Bank. Follow him at @steveglaveski
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