High-stakes lawsuits are argued in two places at once. While counsel works the courtroom, reporters, investors, employees, customers and regulators form their own verdicts from filings, leaks and headlines. A litigation PR firm helps a company, an individual or a law firm manage that second audience without undermining the first. This list is for general counsel, outside litigators, communications leads and executives who expect to be in a contested matter, from antitrust and product liability to securities claims, investigations and bankruptcy disputes. It focuses on firms with a named, current litigation communications practice. It does not cover general crisis agencies without litigation depth, or online content removal services.
To build it, we reviewed each firm’s own website to confirm that litigation support is a defined service, and noted who leads the work, where the firm operates and what matters or recognition it publishes. We gave weight to firms that describe how they coordinate with counsel, handle privilege and approvals, and support both sides of a dispute. Rankings reflect that review, not payment.
Top Litigation PR Firms In 2026
| Company | Best For | Headquarters | Core Services |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reevemark | Corporate litigation and regulatory matters with financial stakes | New York, New York | Litigation and regulatory communications, crisis, restructuring, activism |
| TLG Communications | Complex commercial disputes and law firm clients | Washington, DC and New York | Litigation support, investigations, crisis preparedness, legal industry strategy |
| FTI Consulting | Disputes that also involve forensic, restructuring or cyber experts | Washington, DC | Crisis and litigation communications, investigations, restructuring communications |
| Brunswick Group | Multinationals in cross-border disputes and investigations | Global partnership with 27 offices | Disputes and investigations, product liability, regulatory matters |
| PRCG Haggerty | Landmark cases and defamation or class action matters | New York, New York | Litigation PR, crisis communications, reputation management |
| Infinite Global | Plaintiff-side and law firm-led cases needing media momentum | US and UK offices, including New York and London | Litigation PR, crisis and reputation, cybersecurity incident response |
| Longacre Square Partners | Disputes tied to activism, investors or capital markets | New York, New York | Litigation communications, third-party surrogate programs, activism, crisis |
| Sitrick And Company | Restructuring disputes and high-profile personal matters | Los Angeles, California | Crisis management, litigation support, restructuring, reputation |
| 5W Public Relations | Law firms and defendants wanting aggressive trial media support | New York, New York | Litigation PR, trial media relations, law firm positioning, legal tech PR |
1. Reevemark
Reevemark was founded in 2018 by five senior public relations and investor relations practitioners and is based at 521 Fifth Avenue in New York. It describes itself as a strategic communications firm guiding corporate leaders and their counsel through reputation-defining matters, delivering big firm experience through a boutique model. The founders’ backgrounds span law, investor relations, finance and public advocacy.
Its Litigation and Regulatory Matters practice is built to help clients control the narrative around lawsuits and improve outcomes through traditional, digital and social channels. The firm’s own news pages highlight Band One rankings from Chambers and Partners, a fifth consecutive year of partners named to the Lawdragon Global 100 Leaders in Legal Strategy and Consulting, and inclusion on Observer’s 2026 PR Power List. Reevemark has also launched Sentinel, an agentic AI tool for monitoring and analysis. Companies whose disputes overlap with restructurings, activism or transactions benefit from having all of those practices under one small partner group.
Services and expertise: litigation and regulatory communications, crisis and reputation management, bankruptcies and restructurings, shareholder activism and governance, corporate transactions, digital and social media.
2. TLG Communications
TLG Communications, formerly The Levinson Group, is a strategic communications and stakeholder engagement advisory firm with offices on New York Avenue in Washington, DC and on Park Avenue South in New York. Its site states that Chambers and Partners ranks it in Band 1 among top US public relations and communications firms for both crisis management and litigation communications.
TLG says it has led litigation support “on both sides of the v,” working alongside legal teams on antitrust, product liability and mass torts, intellectual property disputes and public interest matters. It also runs dedicated practices for sensitive investigations and government response, cybersecurity incidents and restructuring. A separate Legal Industry Strategy practice advises law firm leaders on brand and positioning, and the firm notes that its team is recognized annually by Lawdragon. That combination makes TLG a natural partner for both corporate defendants and the law firms representing them.
Services and expertise: litigation support, issues management and preparedness, sensitive investigations, cybersecurity and data breach response, restructuring communications, legal industry strategy.
3. FTI Consulting
FTI Consulting’s Strategic Communications segment lists Crisis and Litigation as a core capability, helping clients manage communications when investigations, crises and lawsuits play out in public. The wider firm reports more than 8,100 employees across 32 countries and territories, which gives its communications teams access to forensic accountants, economists, restructuring advisers and cybersecurity specialists on the same matter.
For litigation, that bench is the main advantage. A securities case, a fraud allegation or a contested bankruptcy often turns on technical findings, and having the people who produce those findings working alongside the people who explain them reduces the risk of public statements running ahead of the evidence. FTI is best suited to large organizations whose legal exposure has financial, regulatory or technical dimensions as well as a media one.
Services and expertise: litigation communications, investigations communications, restructuring and bankruptcy communications, cybersecurity incident communications, financial communications, public affairs.
4. Brunswick Group
Brunswick Group is a global advisory firm structured as a single partnership, with 27 offices across the Americas, Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and Africa. It describes itself as a “one-firm firm,” meaning clients can draw on the whole network rather than a local affiliate. In the US, its offices include New York, Washington, DC, Chicago, San Francisco and Dallas.
Brunswick’s crisis and litigation work is unusually granular, covering disputes and investigations, product liability, fraud, criminal and regulatory issues, and workplace conduct. For a multinational facing parallel proceedings in several countries, or a dispute that is also being watched by regulators and investors, the partnership model and integrated financial and public affairs teams are the main draw.
Services and expertise: litigation communications, disputes and investigations, product liability, criminal and regulatory matters, workplace conduct issues, financial and public affairs advisory.
5. PRCG Haggerty
PRCG Haggerty is a New York strategic communications firm led by President and CEO James F. Haggerty, whose book In The Court Of Public Opinion: Winning Strategies for Litigation Communications was first published in 2003 and is now in its third edition. The firm cites a 25-year track record in litigation communications and is a member of Reputation Advisors International, a network of senior communicators in more than 16 cities that Haggerty chairs.
Its site lists work on some of the largest antitrust cases and pharmaceutical class actions of their kind, a major intellectual property verdict and appeal, a large employment discrimination class action and a single-family Holocaust restitution claim. It also describes advising Consumers Union, publisher of Consumer Reports, on two high-profile defamation cases. PRCG treats communications in a legal dispute as a litigation management function, which fits clients who want the PR effort run with the same discipline as the case itself.
Services and expertise: litigation public relations, crisis communications, defamation and First Amendment matters, reputation management, financial and professional services PR, sports communications.
6. Infinite Global
Infinite Global is a transatlantic communications agency with offices in New York, San Francisco, Washington, DC, Los Angeles, Chicago and London, plus a partner network in 18 markets. Its site says Chambers recognizes its crisis, litigation and cybersecurity PR practices and individual professionals, and that it appears in the Legal 500 Disputes Services Guide.
The firm says leading law firms have turned to it for decades to influence public opinion in high-stakes cases, working side by side with counsel. It offers proactive advice on embedding key messages in legal filings and sets up media engagement and approval protocols for active litigation. Case studies on its site include promoting a wage and hour lawsuit brought on behalf of thousands of minor league baseball players against Major League Baseball, and media strategy for the first lawsuit filed after the overruling of Roe v. Wade. That makes it a strong fit when the goal is to build public attention around a case, not only to contain it.
Services and expertise: litigation PR, media relations strategy, messaging and spokesperson training, stakeholder communications, crisis and reputation management, cybersecurity incident response.
7. Longacre Square Partners
Longacre Square Partners was founded by Greg Marose and Dan Zacchei and has offices in New York, Washington, DC and London. The firm reports being ranked the top global IR and PR advisor in Bloomberg’s activism league tables for four consecutive years, and publishes a track record of more than 50 litigations, 250 crises and 150 activism campaigns. In October 2026 it named Joan Vollero partner and head of its litigation practice.
Longacre says top litigation firms refer clients to it for communications, media and third-party surrogate programs that support case objectives. The surrogate element is distinctive: in many disputes, the most persuasive voices are independent experts, industry groups or affected stakeholders rather than the company itself. Because the firm also advises on proxy contests and governance, it is especially useful when a lawsuit is part of a wider fight for control of a company.
Services and expertise: litigation communications, third-party surrogate programs, shareholder activism, crisis communications, investor relations, transactions and leadership transitions.
8. Sitrick And Company
Sitrick And Company is led by founder, Chairman and CEO Michael Sitrick and operates from Los Angeles, New York and Washington, DC. The firm focuses on corporate, financial, transactional and crisis communications, with work ranging from corporate bankruptcies to entertainment industry campaigns.
Its crisis management page lists litigation support of all kinds, from intellectual property and contract disputes to fraud allegations and wrongful termination claims, alongside separate reputation management and restructuring practices. Sitrick’s mix of distressed company work and high-profile personal matters is useful for clients whose legal exposure is closely tied to a named executive, a public figure or a company in financial difficulty. Its West Coast base also makes it a practical option for disputes centered in California courts and media markets.
Services and expertise: litigation support, crisis management, restructuring communications, corporate and financial communications, reputation management, entertainment matters.
9. 5W Public Relations
5W Public Relations is headquartered at 469 Seventh Avenue in New York, with offices in Miami and Tampa. Its Litigation PR and Legal Tech practice works with litigation, white-collar, financial and criminal defense law firms, as well as legal technology companies and defendants in complex cases.
The practice offers on-the-ground media and community relations for active trials, plus ongoing positioning for law firm partners through commentary in business and legal outlets. 5W pairs this with an AI visibility audit so that AI search tools retrieve accurate information about a firm or client. It is a good fit for law firms that want an energetic, high-volume media partner during trial and for building attorney profiles afterward.
Services and expertise: litigation communications and trial support, crisis and reputation management, law firm partner positioning, media training, legal technology PR, AI search visibility.
How To Choose A Litigation PR Firm
Who Hires The Firm, You Or Your Counsel? In many matters, outside counsel retains the litigation PR firm directly so that strategy discussions are more likely to sit within the legal team’s work. Whether that protection applies depends on the jurisdiction and the facts, and courts have not treated it consistently. Federal Rule of Evidence 502, available through Cornell’s Legal Information Institute, governs how privilege can be waived in federal proceedings. Agree on the engagement structure with your lawyers before any sensitive material reaches the agency. This list is information, not legal advice.
Do They Understand The Limits On What Lawyers Can Say? Attorneys are bound by professional rules on public statements about pending cases. The ABA’s Model Rule 3.6 on trial publicity restricts statements a lawyer knows are likely to prejudice a proceeding, and most states have adopted a version of it. A good litigation communications partner knows where those lines sit and designs messaging, spokesperson choices and timing around them, rather than leaving counsel to say no at the last minute.
Are You Defending, Or Trying To Build Pressure? Defense work is mostly about restraint: holding statements, careful responses to filings and protecting relationships with customers and employees. Plaintiff-side or law firm-led work often aims to generate coverage and public support. Some firms here, such as Infinite Global and 5W, publish plaintiff-side examples, while Reevemark, TLG and Brunswick emphasize corporate defense. Ask each legal PR agency for examples on your side of the dispute.
Can They Work Inside Your Crisis Plan? Litigation rarely arrives alone. A lawsuit may follow a recall, a data breach or an executive departure, and the communications team must align statements across all of them. Your internal plan should already define decision-makers, approval chains and spokespeople, as described in this overview of crisis management for businesses. Ask how each firm would plug into that structure and who would sit on the joint legal and communications team.
Is This A Case Or A Long-Term Reputation Program? Litigation public relations is usually project-based, tied to filing dates, hearings and verdicts. Law firms, though, also need steady visibility to win future matters. If that is your goal, a litigation specialist may not be the best long-term partner, and a firm from this list of law firm marketing agencies in New York could handle ongoing positioning while the litigation PR firm handles live cases.
Conclusion
For corporate defendants in complex commercial, regulatory or financial disputes, Reevemark, TLG Communications, FTI Consulting and Brunswick Group offer the deepest litigation benches, with FTI and Brunswick adding scale across disciplines and countries. PRCG Haggerty brings decades of landmark case experience and a defined litigation management method. Infinite Global and 5W Public Relations suit law firms and plaintiffs who need to build public momentum around a case, while Longacre Square Partners is the natural choice when a lawsuit is part of an activism or governance battle and Sitrick And Company fits restructuring and high-profile individual matters.
The best time to bring in litigation communications support is before the complaint is filed or served, when there is still room to plan messaging, prepare spokespeople and agree on approvals with counsel. Whichever firm you choose, make sure it works as part of the legal team rather than alongside it.
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