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Montieth & Company launches M&Co Litigation Intelligence

Montieth & Company launches M&Co Litigation Intelligence

Montieth & Company (M&Co), a global specialist communications consultancy, has introduced M&Co Litigation Intelligence, a proprietary capability that helps law firms and their corporate and individual clients to pursue their litigation and communications objectives.

The capability combines its proprietary technology with litigation communications expertise, supporting legal teams in mapping stakeholders, analysing media ecosystems, predicting how developments will shape narratives, and evaluating reputational risk through data-driven analysis.

“Litigation has always been fought on two fronts - inside the courtroom and in the minds of the people whose opinions determine how litigation outcomes are understood and therefore whether they’ll be supported or opposed," said Montieth M. Illingworth (pictured), CEO and Global Managing Partner, Montieth & Company.

"M&Co Litigation Intelligence enables legal counsel to see those two fronts in a fully integrated perspective. This enables legal and communications to be more strategically and tactically aligned and effective."

"Managing reputation while advancing litigation objectives has always demanded foresight. The nuanced complexity of what must be analyzed, anticipated, and acted on, simultaneously and in real time, has outpaced what traditional approaches can deliver," M&Co Litigation Intelligence is built to navigate that complexity at scale and speed, and with the judgment that our seasoned litigation communications professionals bring. That is a game changer for our industry and our clients," said Katarina Garner, Global Senior Director, Montieth & Company. 

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