Lawyers and law firms have unique marketing needs, and Muse Communications is uniquely qualified to help meet them.
Our marketing and public relations pros have been serving the Texas legal community since 1997. Our clients have included large law firms, boutiques, and individual lawyers engaged in a wide variety of practice areas.
We understand both the cultural and regulatory environment that governs legal marketing, and we strive to provide services that are both creative and compliant with State Bar of Texas Advertising Rules.
Our focus is public relations and content marketing. To learn more about how we can help your firm, visit our services page.
Content from Our Clients
Our clients have been doing a great job of informing their readers of new legal developments.
Muse Communications Celebrates Fourth Year as a Top Legal PR Firm in Dallas
For the fourth year in a row, Muse Communications has been selected to Texas Lawyer’s list of the top legal public relations firms in Dallas. Additionally, Muse Communications was named to the publication’s Best of 2021 Hall of Fame.
4 Reasons You Should Still Issue a Press Release
In the era of online content marketing, the press release seems as quaint and outdated as the fax machine. But a well-written, concise, timely press release remains one of the most potent vehicles for getting your law firm’s story in front of important audiences.
What’s on the Muse Reading List?
From legal news to content marketing and everything in between, here's what caught our attention.
Using Your Blog to Improve Your Relationship with Reporters
If you’re looking to get quoted in the media as an expert in your practice area, one of the best ways to establish your expertise with reporters is through a consistent, robust blogging practice.
Texas High Court Ruling Imperils Attorneys for Public Statements
The Supreme Court of Texas has put attorneys in the crosshairs for making statements aimed at publicizing clients’ cases rather than advancing the claims solely through judicial proceedings. Despite the high court’s ruling, Texas lawyers still have plenty of options for maintaining their public profiles without commenting on the cases they are handling.