GCW has been helping law firms and attorneys build their brand and portfolio of business for the last 40+ years. Leading Am Law 100 andAm Law 200 firms such as McDermott Will & Emery, Bracewell, Epstein Becker &Green, and Cozen O’Connor have turned to us for increased visibility for targeted practice groups including labor and employment, energy, real estate, corporate, IP, and litigation.
We’ve handled public opinion work for many high-profile cases, including: Andrea Yates, Clara Harris, Kerry Max Cook and Stakeholders vs. Bank of America.
High-profile litigation often requires careful handling in the court of public opinion.
We work daily with in-house counsel, outside counsel, top-tier media, national law journals and leading industry trades, helping attorneys and their clients with crisis management and media relations when they are most in need.
Expertise
Public Relations News Bureau
Unlike most agencies, who see PR only as a vehicle for generating publicity, GCW views it as a function to be integrated with corporate branding, marketing and image activities. Our newsroom updates top tier traditional and online media to keep your brand in the daily conversation across all platforms. Our position is this: If it doesn’t help grow market share, generate traffic, boost shareholder confidence or contribute in some meaningful way to the corporate or organizational mission, it’s just noise. In a world where consumers are hit with thousands of competing for commercial messages a day, merely getting a headline – which is the staple of traditional PR firms – just isn’t good enough.
Expertise
Public Relations News Bureau
Unlike most agencies, who see PR only as a vehicle for generating publicity, GCW views it as a function to be integrated with corporate branding, marketing and image activities. Our newsroom updates top tier traditional and online media to keep your brand in the daily conversation across all platforms. Our position is this: If it doesn’t help grow market share, generate traffic, boost shareholder confidence or contribute in some meaningful way to the corporate or organizational mission, it’s just noise. In a world where consumers are hit with thousands of competing for commercial messages a day, merely getting a headline – which is the staple of traditional PR firms – just isn’t good enough.
