Procedural communications map
Key dates, public filings, disclosure constraints, decision points, and communications options reviewed with counsel.
Litigation & Investigation Communications
Align the public record with legal strategy before procedural events become headlines.
Counsel-aligned communications for lawsuits, subpoenas, regulatory investigations, short-seller campaigns, and investigative reporting.
Confidential mandate review
Matter-specific review coordinated around the next procedural or publication deadline.
Run private triageThe mandate
Turn a fragmented high-stakes matter into one controlled operating plan.
A disciplined communications plan tied to pleadings, hearings, evidence, disclosure rules, and stakeholder risk, with no public claim made ahead of the legal record.
A complaint, subpoena, filing, hearing, leak, or investigative story may materially affect reputation or enterprise value.
Opposing parties are using public narrative to create leverage outside the formal process.
Employees, investors, clients, or partners need an accurate explanation without compromising legal strategy.
Decision-ready outputs
What the client team can use.
The exact scope follows the facts, jurisdiction, counsel guidance, and deadline. These are practical working materials, not generic thought leadership.
Narrative and evidence matrix
Claims, counterclaims, verified documents, likely questions, vulnerable language, and safe proof points.
Stakeholder materials
Board note, employee guidance, investor or partner Q&A, media lines, and executive preparation.
Monitoring and response
Coverage tracking, allegation changes, rapid corrections, and escalation guidance through the life of the matter.
Operating sequence
From first signal to controlled execution.
Matter-specific review coordinated around the next procedural or publication deadline.
Procedure
Anchor the communications calendar to the actual legal process and disclosure rules.
Evidence
Separate verified records from allegation, commentary, and privileged material.
Audience
Define what each stakeholder needs to know, when, and through which channel.
Discipline
Maintain consistent approvals and update the response as facts and filings change.
Counsel-aligned messagingProcedural event planningBoard and investor materialsMedia and allegation monitoring
Private first-pass triage
Litigation communications readiness check
Choose the closest facts. Nothing is sent until you continue to the confidential intake form.
Preliminary recommendation
PriorityPlannable
Procedural communications memo
Tie every message to verified evidence, legal procedure, disclosure constraints, and counsel approval.
Align the factual record and communications plan with counsel.
Questions before engagement
What this work is, and what it is not.
How is litigation communications different from ordinary PR?
The communications calendar, language, evidence, and audience strategy are tied to legal procedure, disclosure constraints, and counsel review rather than a standalone publicity campaign.
Can work begin before a case is filed?
Yes. Pre-filing assessment can identify likely narratives, vulnerable records, stakeholder questions, and response materials before the first public procedural event.
Does SIC Group provide legal advice?
No. SIC Group provides strategic communications and stakeholder support. Legal conclusions and representation remain with qualified counsel.
SIC Group is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or representation. Communications work is coordinated with the client and qualified counsel.