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JOURNAL

Notes From the Newsroom Side of the Case.

Short, practical pieces on what moves coverage, opinion and outcomes. Written when there is something worth saying, not on a schedule.

Firefighters Say PFAS Made Them Sick. DuPont Denies It.
Strategy
2 MIN
A Defense Expert Published an Op-Ed About Your Case. How to Answer.
Strategy
2 MIN
An Investigative Reporter Wants Comment on Your Firm. How to Answer.
Practice
2 MIN
The Defendant’s Statement Is Out. What Can You Say?
Practice
1 MIN
How to Brief a Reporter on Background Without Becoming the Story.
Practice
2 MIN
Is the Defendant Buying Ads on Your Firm’s Name? Check in an Hour.
Practice
1 MIN
Keeping Claimants Informed During a Bankruptcy Stay.
Strategy
2 MIN
Can Litigation Communications Be Paid From the Common Benefit Fund?
Strategy
1 MIN
How a Lawsuit Gets National Coverage, and Why Most Never Do.
Practice
2 MIN
Will What You Tell a Communications Consultant Be Discoverable?
Ethics
2 MIN
Preparing a Client for a Deposition the Press Will Read.
Practice
2 MIN
Should You Hold a Press Conference When You File?
Practice
2 MIN
Can a Plaintiff Lawyer Use a Communications Consultant Under Rule 3.6?
Ethics
2 MIN
Should Your Client Talk to the Press Before Trial?
Practice
2 MIN
The Defendant Built a Website About Your Case. What Is It, and What Do You Do?
Strategy
2 MIN
What Litigation Communications Costs, and How It Is Scoped.
Practice
2 MIN
What Litigation Communications Is, and What It Is Not.
Strategy
2 MIN
What a Plaintiff Firm’s Website Should Say About an Active Case.
Strategy
2 MIN
What a Bellwether Verdict Means for the Rest of the Docket.
Strategy
2 MIN
What a Settlement Announcement Should Say, and What It Should Not.
Practice
2 MIN
A Reporter Contacted Your Client Directly. What Should the Client Do?
Practice
2 MIN
A Reporter Has a Sealed Document. What Now?
Ethics
2 MIN
The Defendant Announced a Recall Mid-Case. What Do You Say?
Strategy
2 MIN
How to Find Out Who Is Running the Defense’s Communications.
Practice
1 MIN
What I Want Done the Week Before You File
Practice
3 MIN
Nobody Watching Your Bellwether Is in the Courtroom
Strategy
3 MIN
The Other Side Started Months Ago. Here’s What They Did.
Strategy
3 MIN
It’s 3:45. A Reporter Is on the Line. She Files at 5.
Practice
3 MIN
Being in the News Isn’t the Same as Moving Opinion.
Strategy
2 MIN
When the Defendant Is a Goliath.
Crisis
1 MIN
Public Opinion vs. Courtroom Strategy.
Crisis
1 MIN
Clean Up the Record First. Then Tell the Story.
Practice
2 MIN
Being Right Second.
Strategy
1 MIN
Preparing to Testify on the Hill.
Strategy
1 MIN
New Media: What’s Changed, and Why Podcasts Matter.
Strategy
1 MIN
Be Yourself. Overpolished Isn’t What People Want.
Strategy
2 MIN
When the Defendant Got to Your Client First.
Crisis
1 MIN
Before You File, Read Your Client’s Feed.
Crisis
1 MIN
The Press Release a Reporter Will Cover.
Practice
1 MIN
Media Training for Survivors and Grieving Families.
Practice
1 MIN
Courtroom Cameras: Allowed or Denied, the Story Still Runs.
Practice
1 MIN
When Discovery Can Go to a Reporter, and When It Can’t.
Practice
1 MIN
Keeping Claimants Informed Over Years, Not Months.
Strategy
1 MIN
Bringing a Stubborn Defendant to the Table.
Strategy
1 MIN
Simplifying the Science Without Distorting It.
Strategy
1 MIN
“Isolated Incident” Is Not an Answer.
Strategy
1 MIN
Case Updates Are an SEO Strategy Most Firms Ignore.
Strategy
1 MIN
The Verdict Story Is Not the Dollar Figure.
Strategy
1 MIN

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