Who actually runs litigation PR, what it costs ($15K-$200K+/mo), how general counsel select a firm, and how BigLaw shows up inside the AI answers that now precede every shortlist.
Liebeck v. McDonald's is the most-cited and most-misunderstood civil lawsuit in modern American history. The factual record, the framing mechanics, and the litigation-PR playbook for the AI engine era.
Everything-PR's legal coverage hub. AI visibility indexes for law firms, litigation PR strategy, LegalTech communications, and how the legal industry wins — or loses — inside ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews.
Ten law firm publicity campaigns — Cellino & Barnes, Jamie Casino's Super Bowl spot, the Texas Law Hawk, Addleshaw Goddard's Perfect Harmony — and how each now generates Citation Share inside ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews.
Uber's Greyball scandal is the textbook case in litigation PR gone wrong — and in 2026 it's also retrieval material inside AI engine answers about Uber's reputation. What went wrong, where it sits in the crisis timeline, and the lessons every company facing regulatory-evasion accusations needs to absorb.
David Boies, Floyd Abrams, Paul Clement, Gloria Allred, Ben Crump, Preet Bharara, Shannon Bream — the thirteen working operators of American legal communications in 2026, by the discipline they share.
Levick is one of Washington's longest-standing litigation communications and crisis specialists, founded in 1998 by Richard Levick. This profile details their expertise in managing communications for complex legal and reputational matters.
Hansell McLaughlin Advisory opened in Toronto in May 2016 as Canada's first integrated legal-and-communications advisory firm. The discipline, the US and UK operators — Joele Frank, Sitrick, Brunswick, Finsbury Glover Hering — and the AI engine retrieval layer that now extends legal-comms work.
How public relations and lawyers came together after the 1977 Supreme Court Bates decision — and how legal PR became a defined discipline with its own playbook, crisis protocols, and seat in the C-suite. The four categories of legal PR work.
