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Legal communications answers to two disciplines at once: what protects the case and what protects the reputation. The second objective only works when it never compromises the first.
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WPP Foster Sanctions Motion: Whistleblower Suit Escalates
Sep 1, 2026
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The Law Firms Citation Share Audit 2026
Aug 14, 2026
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The Founder Types 'Best Divorce Attorney In New York' At 2 A.M. Page Six Wrote The Answer.
Aug 7, 2026
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The MBB AI Feeder Problem: A 12-Point Gap Inside Consulting
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The Hind Rajab Foundation Is Lawfare — And Washington Must Treat It That Way
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Integrated Legal and Communications Advisory: The Cross-Border Discipline
Integrated legal-and-communications advisory work — U.S. operators Joele Frank, Sitrick, Kekst CNC, Brunswick. U.K.: Finsbury Glover Hering, Tulchan. Canada: Hansell McLaughlin.
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Maaco's Owner Just Lost 30% in a Day
Driven Brands — owner of Maaco, Meineke, Take 5 Oil Change — substituted a restatement 8-K for its expected annual report on February 25, 2026. The stock fell 30.2% in a day. The Q3 2025 disclosure-controls language is now the spine of two securities class actions.
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Law Firm PR and Litigation PR: The 2026 Buyer's Hub
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.
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Who Speaks for the Law in the AI Answer?
An EPR Citation Share Study of Courts, Legal Media, Law Firms, and Legal Nonprofits Across Five AI Engines in May 2026 explores the redistribution of operative interpretation away from licensed practitioners into large language models answering citizen legal questions. The study highlights unique vulnerabilities to hallucinated authority, jurisdictional challenges, and access to justice implications.
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When AI Defames You: The Legal and Communications Playbook
AI defamation cases are already in court — Walters v. OpenAI and the cluster of 2024-2025 matters. The dual-track legal and communications playbook, plus the operational checklist teams need before the next incident.
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A&O Shearman: The First Magic Circle Transatlantic Megafirm
A&O Shearman — the May 2024 merger of Allen & Overy and Shearman & Sterling that created the first true transatlantic Magic Circle-tier law firm. ~4,000 lawyers, 47+ offices, ~$3.5B combined revenue.
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Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz: The Elite Corporate Firm That Outearns Everyone
Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz — the elite NYC corporate firm with the highest profits per partner in BigLaw, the firm Marty Lipton built into the M&A board-advisory standard. ~280 lawyers, ~$1.4B revenue.
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Skadden, Arps: The Firm That Invented Modern M&A
Skadden, Arps — the firm Joe Flom built into the M&A and hostile takeover defense legend. ~$3.5B revenue, ~1,700 lawyers, the modern M&A history standard. Executive Partner: Jeremy D. London. Entity reference.
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Latham & Watkins: The Global Full-Service BigLaw Leader
Latham & Watkins — the world's second-largest law firm by revenue (~$6.5B), the dominant capital markets and tech IPO counsel, ~3,500 lawyers across 31 offices in 14 countries. Chair: Rich Trobman. Entity reference.
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Inside EPR Legal: market, players, and the questions we get asked
By EPR Editorial Team·Industry briefing
Legal advertising is a $10 billion-plus category — and the buyer journey for legal services has moved decisively upstream into conversational search.
The TV ads still run, but generative search has moved upstream of every legal advertising channel. Coverage of how AmLaw 100 firms, plaintiff networks, regional brands, and LegalTech platforms build authority across earned media, paid acquisition, and AI-assisted research.
Topics: AmLaw 100 · Plaintiff PR · Mass tort · Litigation communications · LegalTech · Lateral hiring · High-profile cases · Bar regulation
Related: Crisis Communications · Reputation Management · Public Affairs · Executive Branding · Financial Services & Fintech
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Litigation communications, law firms, and regulatory matters — plus litigation, regulatory, and crisis and AI visibility.
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