I built FORGE because communications and litigation strategy too often run on separate tracks — and that's how a firm accidentally says something public that undercuts a filing. This syncs the two.
Coordinates communications strategy directly with filings, motions, and discovery timing.
A communications calendar built around the actual legal calendar, not a generic press schedule.
Nothing goes public that isn't ready, and nothing gets filed without the narrative behind it.
A regional healthcare facility's early framing called it a series of isolated medical errors. Coordinating communications timing directly with the litigation's own filings and developments, we reframed the matter as what the pattern actually showed — systemic institutional negligence — and that reframing tracked the case to a settlement that forced public transparency.
Yes — this only works with direct coordination on filings, motions, and discovery timing. It can't be built in isolation from the legal strategy.
No — communications strategy is built to move on your legal team's timeline, not the other way around.
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