Public Relations Manager

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taylor rootNew York (NY)

Public Relations Managers Offices of Lawyers

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Manager

SALARY

$150,000–$225,000

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About the role

Public Relations Manager | Top Global Law Firm A top global law firm is seeking an experienced Public Relations Manager to support its Litigation practice in New York. This role will serve as a strategic communications advisor to attorneys and practice leaders, developing and executing PR and media strategies that elevate the profile of the practice and its partners within Litigation groups.

Location: Midtown Manhattan

Schedule: Hybrid, 3 days per week in office

Salary: $150,000–$225,000

Qualifications:

7+ years of legal public relations experience required
Must have experience working closely with litigation teams and attorneys
Strong media relations experience, including proactive press outreach, reactive media and reporter relationships
Exceptional writing and editing skills, with experience developing press releases, messaging, thought leadership, award submissions and other communications
Strong understanding of the legal industry and litigation landscape
Ability to serve as a strategic advisor and collaborate effectively with senior attorneys and internal teams

This is an excellent opportunity to join the communications team of a top global law firm and work closely with a high-profile litigation practice on sophisticated media and PR initiatives.

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