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Chambers puts Reevemark, FGS Global, The Levinson Group, Trident DMG and Brunswick Group at the top of the heap for firms providing litigation PR and communications in its newly released rankings for 2023.
The five firms placed in Band 1, the top level of litigation PR providers in the Chambers rankings.
"Reevemark really aligns with the legal strategy brilliantly,” one client told Chambers. “They have great relationships with top-tier media outlets." FGS Global was judged by one client to “inspire confidence based on their deep knowledge and expertise”, while Brunswick was called "a seasoned team with experience in high-profile matters and an understanding of the law and political environment."
Band 2 of the Chambers litigation listings consists of Edelman, Sitrick And Company and PRCG Haggerty. August Strategic Communications, Infinite Global, FTI Consulting, H/Advisors Abernathy, Poston Communications and Ripp Media placed in Band 3, with Goldin Solutions, KARV Communications and Furia Rubel Communications ranking in Band 4.
Reevemark topped the list for the most individual practitioners mentioned, with CEO & founding partner Brandy Bergman noted in Band 2 and founding partners Hugh Burns and Paul Caminiti both in Band 3.
The Band 1 practitioners cited in the litigation rankings were Ellen Moskowitz of Brunswick Group, The Levinson Group’s Molly Levinson and FGS Global’s Paul Holmes.
FGS also got a nod in the Senior Statespeople category, with George Sard being named alongside Trident DMG’s Lanny Davis and Sitrick And Company’s Michael Sitrick.
Chambers ranks firms and individuals from Band 1 to 6 and stresses that being ranked in any of the bands is a “significant achievement.”
See the complete list of ranked litigation PR firms and individuals.
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