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Settle in. It’s a long one. I reckon there are three types of lawyers on LinkedIn right now. The first built their following back when LinkedIn was less crowded, when just showing up on here as the human beyond the lawyer was enough, because not many lawyers were doing it. They grew real audiences, generated

In March 2026, International Women’s month no less, an online visibility event I was hosting got hacked and ‘zoom-bombed’. Then just 20 minutes after this, someone tried to hack into my LinkedIn from an unknown location. Maybe it was a coincidence, maybe it was connected to the zoom bombing. Either way, I saw my entire

After an IWD Zoom bombing incident the other week – explicit content deliberately streamed into a room full of women who had gathered to support one another – I’ve found myself thinking (insert Carrie Bradshaw voice) about something I’ve been wanting to write about for a while: why showing up in public, online, still feels

For most of my career, I worked behind the scenes in businesses as a legal marketer. No billing target, no seat at the metaphorical table.  If you’re a woman in law, particularly in a non-fee earning or business services role, this might feel familiar.  LinkedIn helped me reconnect with a voice I did not realise

A practical, legal founder-friendly guide to building a legal marketing strategy that builds visibility, trust and pipeline. If you are a legal founder starting 2026 without a clearly defined marketing strategy, fear not – there is still time. You are in the same position as most small and growing legal businesses. And the good news