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Welcome to the latest edition of Legal LinkedInfluencers.
It’s been a quarter of evolution.
The legal LinkedIn landscape continues to grow. in both reach and maturity, but it’s also learning how to breathe.
Across every list, from leaders to GCs and indies to barristers, the best voices are finding a balance between visibility and authenticity.
This quarter marks the launch of our Hall of Fame – a new space for those who’ve already shaped the conversation.
They’ve proven their influence, earned their following, and no longer need to post daily to stay front of mind. Their impact now extends far beyond the platform – into boardrooms, client networks, and the wider profession.
Meanwhile, new names continue to rise fast. Power scores across all categories jumped nearly 20% from last quarter, with particularly sharp growth among General Counsel (up an extraordinary 97%) as in-house voices claim their place in the conversation.
Leaders are becoming campaigners, barristers are migrating from X to LinkedIn in droves, and independent lawyers continue to use the platform’s freedom to build clear, personal brands.
The message this quarter? Influence is changing shape. It’s not about posting more. it’s about posting meaningfully.
Those who combine presence with purpose are building not just followings, but communities.
The age of bearably famous LinkedInfluencers has begun.
Each quarter, we analyse thousands of legal professionals on LinkedIn to identify the most influential voices.
The scoring system remains consistent:
Power Score = (total likes) + (4 × total comments) on all original posts published between 1 July and 30 September 2025.
To qualify, individuals must have posted at least six times during the quarter. This is enough to demonstrate consistency without rewarding one-off viral moments.
What’s new this quarter?
The main change for Q3 is the launch of the Hall of Fame, a new recognition tier within the Top 100.
It celebrates those who have:
These individuals have consistently shaped the legal conversation on LinkedIn. Their voices are now assessed on the quality of their best-performing posts, rather than sheer volume or frequency.
We will introduce Hall of Fame for the other lists from next quarter.
Should you be ranked in our reports?
The report includes a link to a calculator where you can work out whether you should be included in our Top 100.
If your power score:
is over 13,600, you’d rank in the top 10
is over 7,100, you’d rank in the top 25
is over 2,750, you’d rank in the top 100
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