Shocking career jump: Jurist conquered the social media world!

Shocking career jump: Jurist conquered the social media world!

Martina Flade, an innovative young lawyer, has made a name for herself in the German judicial landscape. At the age of only 29 she became a judge in 2021 and previously played the role of a prosecutor in Bavaria for three years. Her trip began in Chomutov, Czech Republic, where she grew up before moving to Germany at the age of 14, near Chemnitz. Flade has not only demonstrated her expertise in the courtroom, but also on social media. She uses Instagram to share her almost 100,000 followers in her professional and private life and has also launched a true crime podcast. According to mdr she sees her social media presence as a creative hobby that does not serve as a sales channel for her newly founded law firm.

Although Flade has received both criticism and support from judicial circles, she emphasizes that these reactions have no influence on their decisions. She lives her dream of being a judge and an entrepreneur, and feels completely at peace. She only launched her law firm, which specializes in criminal law as well as media and press law. Flade attaches importance to being able to work digitally and remote from anywhere, which also accommodates its freedom of travel. South Africa is one of her preferred travel destinations that she visits regularly.

podcast and social topics

Martina Flade can be heard regularly in the "Mrs. Right" podcast, which she moderates together with the divorce lawyer Saskia Schlemmer. The podcast, which is published every Sunday, deals with topics such as the compatibility of work and family, equality and personal development. Both lawyers provide insights into their experiences from the courtroom and the everyday life of lawyers. A central concern of the podcast is to promote the discussion about social values ​​and challenges for women, as reported to Radio.de

women in the legal system

Despite Flade's own success, women in the legal system is a global topic. Only about 25% of employees in the legal system worldwide are women and high -ranking positions are often still male.