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'''LawMedia Group''' -- also referred to as LMG -- is a secretive Washington DC public affairs firm. The firm's website says it "unites the worlds of law, communications, strategic counseling and [[crisis management]] into seamless campaigns for Fortune 100 companies, trade associations, start-ups and non-profits." <ref>"[http://www.lawmedia.net/index.aspx Homepage]," Lawmedia.net, accessed August 2008.</ref> Ads for LMG describe its services as including "government relations" (lobbying), "grassroots lobbying," "issue / initiative / petition management," "media production" and "opposition research." <ref>"[http://www.democrats.org/page/content/MPCD2007/#vendors 2007-2008 minority political companies directory]," The Democratic Party, accessed August 2008.</ref>

*[[Julian Epstein]], founder*[[Gil Meneses]], vice-president*[[Kevin Parker]], senior adviser*[[Alexandra Esser]]

Former personnel, from various sources:<ref name="NetN"/> <ref>"[http://www.linkedin.com/in/jusino William Jusino]," LinkedIn profile, accessed August 2008.</ref>*[[Art Brodsky]]*[[William Jusino]]*[[Amy Kennedy]]

*[[Comcast]] From various sources: <ref name="NetN"/><ref name="WaPo"/>*[[Comcast]] *[[Electronic Payments Coalition]] <ref name="WaPo"/>*[[Microsoft]] <ref name="NetN"/>*[[National Cable and Telecommunications Association]]  Former clients: <ref name=>Declan McCullagh, "NetN[http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-9965555-38.html Corn farmers take anti-Google fight to Washington],"CNET News, June 11, 2008.</ref>*[[AT&T]]