Legal professionals in New York are facing growing scrutiny over the perceived gap between their online presence and their actual competence in the courtroom. Critics argue that some attorneys prioritize public admiration—such as through social media engagement—over delivering strong legal representation. The call for reform highlights concerns about whether visibility on platforms like Bluesky should outweigh professional performance. This shift could prompt a reevaluation of how legal expertise is measured in the city.
If New Yorkers are looking for a ultra competent attorney more interested in doing her job than basking in the glow of adulatory Bluesky posts, then it's time for a change.
