Why Press Release Wires Are a Waste for Plaintiffs’ Law Firms
You’ve got a big case, a new filing, a major ruling, or a high-profile client. You want the media to take notice — and fast. So, you spend $500, $1,000, maybe more to put out a press release on PR Newswire or BusinessWire.
And then… nothing happens.
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PR Wins Aren’t Just for Trial Time
When most people think about PR for plaintiffs’ firms, they picture the media swarm around a high-stakes trial. But smart firms know the best results come long before—and long after—a jury is ever seated. The truth is that your clients’ stories matter at every stage. And when told strategically, those stories can influence public opinion and build momentum that leads to better outcomes, in and out of court.
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Why Announcing Additions to Your Team Matters—and What Assets You Need
Announcing a new hire may seem like a routine staffing update, but in reality, it’s a powerful public relations and brand opportunity many firms overlook. These announcements can signal momentum, spark media interest, and strengthen your brand's reputation.
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RebuttalPR Ranked by Chambers — Thanks to You
RebuttalPR has been named to the 2025 Chambers and Partners guide for Litigation PR & Communications — the most respected rankings in the legal industry.
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From Courtrooms to Conferences: Why “Showing Up” Is Good PR
In today’s hyper-digital world, it’s easy to assume that virtual connections and social media alone can drive effective public relations. While digital tools are powerful for reaching broad audiences quickly, the simple act of showing up in person remains a uniquely strong PR strategy. Physical presence can build credibility, open media doors, and increase visibility in ways that online platforms can’t fully replicate.
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How to Pick the Right Events to Attend: A Strategic Framework for Plaintiffs’ Firms
Conferences, summits, CLEs, industry mixers—there’s no shortage of legal events competing for your time and attention. But for plaintiffs’ attorneys and firms investing in their visibility and reputation, the real question isn’t how many events you attend. It’s which ones deserve your time, budget, and energy.
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