What’s happening in the legal industry for Indiana state? That’s a question that is best answered by legal professionals and industry experts. Lucky for all of us, many of those same savvy speakers are sharing their knowledge on the platform we all know and love and love to hate: Twitter.
So here are the top Indiana influencers to check out for the latest news, insight, and commentary on happenings in the legal industry. Drumroll, please!
In no particular order:
@incourts
All the latest from the sources themselves! Follow the Indiana state court’s Twitter account for opinions handed down, meeting agendas, and announcements for county courts—including new additions to eFiling.
E-filing in Martin County now available; mandatory November 3 https://t.co/HnQv2BQXOw
— Indiana Courts (@incourts) September 6, 2017
@IndianaStateBar
State news, case updates, and information about webinars, events, and association meetings. Come for the lawsuits, stay for the heartwarming retweets.
#Judges celebrate #ConstitutionDay by visiting #students across the state https://t.co/QPl80lJCxh pic.twitter.com/PiYewz6NY5
— Indiana State Bar (@IndianaStateBar) September 6, 2017
@CovingtonOlivia
As the reporter for The Indiana Lawyer, Olivia Covington is on top of and out in front of dozens of stories near to the heart of the ‘Hoosier’ community. Her tweets track the progress of important cases, share informative reports, and invites readers into the inner workings of their state court.
Full house for Justice Goff’s robing ceremony today. Court officials say guests are also watching live in the House chambers pic.twitter.com/zoWqJ4tvLY
— Olivia Covington (@CovingtonOlivia) September 1, 2017
@hughes_kris
This long-time legal consultant shares market trends, social media tips for lawyers, and strategies for business development, as well as opinions on current events. Kris Hughes is a go-to source for all things marketing and success in the legal industry.
Millennials and GenX showing purchasing power. #RealEstate #Technology pic.twitter.com/y2Bq9pr177
— Kris Hughes (@hughes_kris) August 22, 2017
@fatimathefatima
As legal affairs reporter for the Indy, Fatima Hussein has one of the newsiest feeds of all and is a hub of everything legal professionals need to know about what’s happening in the heart of Indianapolis, the state of Indiana, and beyond.
@larakal
Describing herself as a “lawyer working from Indiana to India to support foundations listening & responding to their communities,” this attorney as her finger on the pulse, sharing human interest stories, important information about support in the community, and significant changes in the law.
When disasters strike community foundations understand community needs. Find an accredited foundation here. #Harvey https://t.co/POlFhx7KqD
— larakal (@larakal) August 29, 2017
@indianalawblog
Follow the Indiana Law Blog for comprehensive coverage of state news, federal happenings, court updates, and other industry-relevant information.
@IndyLRev
Run by @IUMcKinney students, this feed is a resource for legal practitioners and students alike, featuring opinion pieces by the editors, important legal reports, the newest information on legal studies, and analyses on current events.
@IndyBar
Get your practice tip of the week, insight into ongoing discussions in the industry, fun contests, and thoughtful assessments of recent decisions on the Indianapolis Bar Association Twitter feed.
Family Law Tip of the Week: Facebook Friends? https://t.co/yAgx0RZd9D
— IndyBar Assoc/Found. (@IndyBar) September 7, 2017
@AUniCornell
Indianapolis lawyer Amy Cornell gives followers a glimpse into Indiana’s agricultural processes, welcomes readers into decision-making meetings, and shares highly relatable posts about life, both personal and professional.
Farm Bill Listening Session with @SenDonnelly at the great @IndyStateFair. #cropinsurance @INagribiz pic.twitter.com/rOFtsIxsVq
— Amy Cornell (@AUniCornell) August 15, 2017
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Who do you get your Twitter news and insight from? Share your favorite Indiana legal professionals and top sources in the comments!
