Some attorneys have figured out how to use their Twitter accounts to build their personal brand and network with peers and prospective clients, while also pumping out tweet after tweet of legal insight and hilarious anecdotes.

“Clients are starting to notice the attorneys that are systematic, thematic contributors to Twitter because they have a story to tell and they have something different to say, as opposed to sporadic participants,” said Michael B. Rynowecer, president of BTI Consulting Group Inc.

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Margaret Hagan of Stanford Law @MargaretHagan
A fellow at Stanford Law School’s Center on the Legal Profession, Hagan not only posts about interesting topics in the industry, but also utilizes her skills as a designer to tweet great infographics she creates.