Madoff Feeder Fund Seeks Compliance and Regulatory Communications
Our client was one of the feeder funds with the most exposure to Madoff’s fraudulent scheme and needed our IR counsel.
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We have a deep understanding of the impact of civil litigation and regulatory and law enforcement actions on both reputation and the business and have broad and deep experience with a wide variety of matters.

Litigation communications and PR requires expertise and judgement and must focus on achieving the desired legal outcomes through every twist and turn in the dispute.

We know how to achieve understanding and support for legal claims and defenses and to guide stakeholders through the entire lifespan of the litigation through to settlement or trial.
Discrimination and EEOC
Sexual harassment
Employee terminations
Appellate and US Supreme Court cases
Investment fund dissolutions
Deferred prosecution agreements and monitorships
Bankruptcies and receiverships
Looted art
Shareholder actions
Insider trading and 10b-5 matters
Bribery and corruption
Regulatory and law enforcement investigations and actions
Cybercrime
Civil and criminal fraud
Class action
Product liability
Anti-trust
Full integration with our corporate and financial communications and public affairs groups
Our client was one of the feeder funds with the most exposure to Madoff’s fraudulent scheme and needed our IR counsel.
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A financial services company terminated an employee for cause. The employee sued for wrongful termination, then later for defamation. An investigation uncovered the employee’s conspiracy to induce others to leave and to steal trade secrets, amongst other infractions of civil and criminal laws.
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A client was arguing a landmark case before the U.S. Supreme Court.
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An art repatriation firm was in a long legal battle over an artwork by a renowned painter that had been looted by the Nazis during World War II.
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This financial services company was assisting consumers with debt management and personal financial planning and was targeted by two separate congressional committees for investigation.
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A global conversational AI company hired M&Co to establish its presence in the North American media market.
Read Case StudyAt Montieth & Company, we understand that litigation carries high stakes for both reputation and business. With extensive, hands-on experience across a wide range of matters, we enable clients to navigate complex legal disputes with confidence. Our approach is strategic and measured, ensuring every communication supports legal objectives while effectively managing public perception and advancing desired outcomes.
Montieth & Company’s litigation PR work covers a wide range of issues, including regulatory and law enforcement matters, bankruptcies and receiverships, civil and criminal fraud, class actions, product liability, and more, all integrated with our cross-border communications services.
We translate complex legal issues into clear, strategic media messages, monitor coverage in real time, and anticipate potential challenges—so our clients remain in control and confident as the story unfolds. Working closely with them, we gain a full understanding of the facts, legal milestones, and risks of public statements to develop communications plans that align with legal priorities. This collaboration may include preparing spokespeople, drafting holding statements, advising on if and how to engage with media, and coordinating stakeholder communications—all while respecting legal constraints and safeguarding the client’s reputation.
Montieth & Company uses AI as an intelligence layer to strengthen litigation communications and crisis strategies and tactics. Our approach focuses on early risk detection, sharper narrative insight, and more informed strategic decision-making during high-stakes legal matters.
AI enables us to monitor and analyze media coverage, legal and trade press, social platforms, and online discourse in real time to identify emerging issues, narrative shifts, misinformation, and amplification risks. These insights help us anticipate escalation points, assess reputational exposure, and prioritize when and how to respond.
All AI-driven insights are interpreted and applied by senior litigation communications professionals. AI informs strategy, but human judgment governs messaging, counsel, and execution.