When the Defendant Is a Bank, Not a Bomber, the Survivors Still Get Lost in the Story.

Communications support for survivors and families of state-sponsored terrorism, including attacks on U.S. service members and civilians abroad.

THE APPROACH

ATA and JASTA cases run a different track: the defendant is often a financial institution or foreign government, and the case can take a decade from filing to collection. By the time it makes news, coverage is almost always about the dollar figure — the survivors become a footnote to their own case. I work directly with survivors and families, always with consent, on their timeline, so when the case does make news, it's their story that lands.

See how this played out: the ATA & JASTA Litigation on Results →

How It Works

Works directly with survivors and families, always with consent, through a decade-long ATA or JASTA timeline.

What You Get

Coverage centered on the survivors' account, not just the eventual judgment amount.

Why It Matters

Financial-institution defendants rarely make for a dramatic villain in the press — the survivors' story has to carry it.

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.

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