Veterans' cases carry a weight that doesn't fit neatly into a settlement press release — service, sacrifice, and often years of being failed by the very institutions meant to support them. My approach starts from that reality: the communications plan is built around the veteran and their family, not around a news cycle, and it treats their service record and their story with the same respect it deserves in a courtroom.
Builds a communications plan around a veteran's case that accounts for VA and military-specific context, timing, and the family's comfort level with public exposure.
A media strategy that presents the facts of institutional failure clearly, without turning a veteran's service into a prop for the story.
Your client's case gets the public attention it needs without your client losing control of how their own story is told.
I don't identify individual matters, clients, or bills without express permission — that standard applies across every practice area, not just this one. I can speak in detail about the process and the media experience I bring to it.
Communications support spans combat injury claims, wrongful death matters, and institutional accountability cases arising from military service — always in coordination with the attorney handling the underlying litigation, never in place of it.
25 years as a Dow Jones reporter, followed by a career in plaintiff-side litigation communications — including placements on The Daily, CNBC, and the Joe Rogan Experience, and building the media program for a $190 million Johns Hopkins settlement.
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25 Years in Plaintiff-Side Litigation Communications. Hire Us When Experience Matters.