Check out the Wilde results of our recent viral campaigns promoting new lawsuits

When these women filed major cases against their employers, their lawyers turned to Newsroom PR to make their stories go viral.

Four recent legal and litigation PR campaigns led by Newsroom PR — each highlighting female plaintiffs pursuing high-stakes employment and civil claims against powerful employers — have collectively generated more than 100 top-tier media placements.

These include litigation filed this week on behalf of the former nanny for Jason Sudeikis and Olivia Wilde. Newsroom PR secured national broadcast coverage for employment attorney Ron Zambrano, including a live appearance on Good Morning America the morning the lawsuit was filed. For attorneys handling complex, high-profile disputes, this is how earned media placements drive visibility and credibility.

To learn how Newsroom PR supports law firms and legal experts with strategic litigation PR, contact info@newsroompr.com.

Top placements:

Watch Ron Zambrano on Good Morning America discussing a lawsuit filed on behalf of a former nanny of Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis.

Date sent: Feb. 14
Topic: Employment attorney Ron Zambrano filed a wrongful termination lawsuit against actors Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis on behalf of their former nanny, alleging severe anxiety and depression following the couple’s split.

Top five placements: Good Morning America, TODAY, Los Angeles Times, NBC News, ABC News.

Date sent: Feb. 1
Topic: Valiant Law sued Old Ranch Country Club in Seal Beach, California, on behalf of a former beverage cart attendant who complained that she was subjected to harassment and assault by the club’s wealthy members.
Top five placements: People, Newsweek, Daily Mail, Inside Edition, Los Angeles Magazine.

Date sent: Feb. 3
Topic: In their lawsuit against Wells Fargo, West Coast Employment Lawyers complained that the bank failed to protect a former vice president of the company from sexual harassment and retaliation.
Top five placements: Los Angeles Times, Washington Examiner, NBC News, New York Post, The U.S. Sun.

Topic: Employment attorney Chantal Payton filed a class action lawsuit on behalf of lead plaintiff Normandy Vamos, alleging that American Idol’s producers violated California labor laws by failing to pay Vamos and other contestants after treating them like employees.
Top five placements: Fox News, Law360, Insider, Daily Mail, New York Post.

Why These Litigation PR Campaigns Matter for Attorneys

For attorneys handling employment disputes, class actions, and other high-stakes litigation, media visibility increasingly shapes credibility with clients, journalists, and referral sources. Strategic litigation PR campaigns ensure that legal expertise is discovered not only through traditional search, but also through AI-driven platforms and newsroom monitoring tools that surface authoritative legal voices.

By securing earned media placements across national broadcast, digital, and print outlets, law firms can establish trust signals that extend far beyond a single news cycle. These litigation PR campaigns demonstrate how coordinated media strategy supports case momentum, reputation management, and long-term visibility for attorneys.

Do you have a big case coming up?

Email info@newsroompr.com to learn what we can do for you — or how we can secure ongoing PR for you and your firm.

Newsroom PR provides strategic litigation PR and earned media support for attorneys handling complex, high-visibility matters. (Howard Breuer, Newsroom PR.)