Bob Ambrogi Named Top Legal Influencer by Clio

My friend, Bob Ambrogi’s influence in the legal industry spans decades, evolving alongside legal media itself. 

As the editor-in-chief of The National Law Journal and editorial director at ALM, Ambrogi was a leading voice in legal journalism. Before his time at ALM, he was the founding editor of the national newspaper Lawyers USA and editor-in-chief of the flagship publication Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, shaping how legal professionals engaged with critical news and insights.

Today, as a veteran legal blogger, Ambrogi’s influence is even greater. With his widely respected LawSites blog, as host of the LawNext podcast, and his guest packed Legaltech Weekly show, Anbrogi was recognized by Clio, this week, as one of the Top Legal Influencers for 2025.

No question, if you’re looking for credible legal tech news and insight, Ambrogi’s journalism – in its many forms – is the place to go. Beyond reporting, he drives innovation, helps legal professionals embrace technology and modernizes the practices of law firms and companies.

Remember when blogs were dismissed as less credible than print or traditional media? How times have changed. Today, the most respected, far-reaching, and influential voice on legal technology comes in the form of a blog—Bob Ambrogi’s LawSites. It’s a testament to how much the landscape has evolved and to Bob’s ability to lead the way.

I am honored to call Bob a dear friend and to know he was there to provide me insight and counsel when I was starting LexBlog.