Communications Strategy for Pharmaceutical and Vaccine-Injury Litigation.

From adverse-event reporting through MDL coordination and, where applicable, a Vaccine Injury Compensation Program proceeding, I keep the public narrative grounded in the clinical and regulatory record — not the manufacturer's press release.

Track Record

25 years, plaintiff-side only — including the publicly reported $190M Johns Hopkins settlement.

Direct Access

Karen picks up. No associates, no account managers, no hand-offs.

12-Hour Audit

A written check of the adverse-event record and regulatory filings before you decide anything.

THE APPROACH

Communications support for pharmaceutical and vaccine-injury litigation — adverse-event disclosures, recall and label-change history, MDL coordination, and, where a claim proceeds through it, the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program — built on the clinical and regulatory filings, not the manufacturer's messaging.

How It Works

Builds communications strategy around the adverse-event record, prior label changes, and regulatory filings, from initial filing through MDL coordination or a compensation-program hearing.

What You Get

Coverage sourced to the clinical and regulatory record, so the science in the story is the manufacturer's own filings, not a talking point.

Why It Matters

The manufacturer's safety statement is written to close the story. Yours should be what keeps the record straight.

WHEN COVERAGE ISN'T CHANGING MINDS

Getting Press and Changing Opinion Aren't the Same Thing.

If you're already generating coverage and public opinion still hasn't moved, the problem usually isn't volume — it's placement. I audit where your existing coverage is actually landing against where your real audience reads, and redirect the strategy to close that gap.

CUTTING THROUGH THE CLUTTER

People have too much competing for their attention to absorb a story that doesn't answer, in order:

What happened: Stated plainly, before anything else.
Why they should care: Tied to something already on their mind, not assumed.
What it's costing them: Concrete, not abstract — a real stake, not a statistic.
What to do about it: A next step, every time. A story that skips this reads as noise — accurate, but easy to scroll past.

See How This Applies to Your Case.

Send your case name and the defendant. Within 12 hours, you'll get a free, confidential evidentiary audit.

Call / Text Karen — 202.322.8199

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