Strategic communications firm Reevemark LLC has once again secured top recognition from Chambers and Partners, earning Band One rankings in both the 2026 Litigation PR & Communications Guide and the 2026 Crisis PR & Communications Guide.

The recognition marks another milestone for the firm, which has now been ranked for litigation communications since 2020 and crisis and risk management communications since the category was introduced by Chambers in 2021. In addition to the firm's rankings, all five founding partners received individual honors for their expertise in managing high-profile legal, corporate, and reputational matters.

The results reinforce Reevemark's position among the leading strategic communications firms advising organizations through litigation, regulatory scrutiny, corporate crises, and other business-critical situations.

Chambers Continues to Recognize Reevemark's Expertise

According to Chambers, Reevemark maintained its highest Band One rankings across both practice areas, highlighting the firm's continued focus on litigation communications and crisis management.

Chief Executive Officer and Founding Partner Brandy Bergman said the latest rankings reflect the firm's commitment to providing senior-level strategic counsel during complex client engagements.

The recognition also underscores a broader trend within corporate communications, where organizations increasingly rely on specialist advisors to help navigate legal disputes, reputation challenges, and stakeholder communications simultaneously.

All Five Founding Partners Receive Individual Honors

Alongside the firm's Band One rankings, Chambers recognized each of Reevemark's founding partners for their individual expertise.

The 2026 individual rankings include:

• Brandy Bergman: Band One in Crisis PR & Communications and Band Two in Litigation PR & Communications.
• Hugh Burns: Band Two in Crisis PR & Communications and Band Three in Litigation PR & Communications.
• Paul Caminiti: Band Two in both Crisis PR & Communications and Litigation PR & Communications.
• Delia Cannan: Band Three in Crisis PR & Communications for the second consecutive year.
• Renée Soto: Band Three in both Crisis PR & Communications and Litigation PR & Communications.

Individual Chambers rankings are based on extensive market research and client feedback, evaluating practitioners on areas including strategic counsel, client service, commercial awareness, and professional reputation.

Litigation Communications Continues to Grow in Importance

The latest rankings come as litigation communications has become an increasingly important discipline for public relations firms.

High-profile legal disputes now unfold alongside continuous media coverage, social media conversations, investor scrutiny, and regulatory attention. As a result, companies are placing greater emphasis on aligning legal strategy with coordinated communications that protect reputation while maintaining consistency across stakeholders.

Similarly, crisis communications has expanded beyond reactive media management to encompass executive advisory, employee communications, investor relations, and long-term reputation recovery.

For communications firms, independent recognition from organizations such as Chambers has become an important benchmark for demonstrating expertise in these highly specialized advisory services.

Why It Matters

Corporate crises and litigation have become increasingly public, making communications strategy an integral part of business risk management rather than a standalone public relations function.

Reevemark's continued Band One rankings reflect sustained demand for senior-level communications advisors capable of navigating legal, financial, and reputational challenges simultaneously. The recognition of all five founding partners also highlights the value clients place on direct access to experienced leadership during high-stakes engagements.

As regulatory scrutiny, shareholder activism, and reputational risks continue to intensify, firms with deep expertise in crisis and litigation communications are likely to remain central to corporate advisory strategies.

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