DOYLESTOWN, Pa. (December 2016) – Furia Rubel Communications, Inc., (www.furiarubel.com), is pleased to announce that it has been voted a top service provider by the readers of the New Jersey Law Journal, in the ALM publication’s “Best of 2016” survey. The agency is ranked among the best in the Best Law Firm Marketing Consultant category.
The New Jersey Law Journal’s “Best of” survey asks its readers to vote for the best providers of products and services to the legal community. The 2016 survey is the journal’s fourth annual ranking; results were published in the Best of 2016 issue on Dec. 12.
“We want to thank all our colleagues and partners in the New Jersey legal community who supported us,” said Gina Rubel, President and CEO of the agency. “We are proud to serve as the integrated marketing and public relations agency for leading law firms in New Jersey and around the country.”
In publication since 1878, the New Jersey Law Journal serves a state with one of the largest populations of attorneys in the country. The weekly publishes state and federal court notices, digests of relevant court decisions, and original journalism by legal reporters.
Founded in 2002 by Rubel, a third-generation attorney, Furia Rubel is a full-service marketing and public relations agency with a niche in legal marketing. The agency’s diverse roster of clients includes financial institutions, accounting firms, technology companies, health care, senior living and behavioral health service providers, nonprofits and more, with a special emphasis on law firms and legal services providers.
Furia Rubel Communications, Inc. is an integrated and strategic marketing and public relations agency based in Bucks County, Pa. The certified woman-owned agency provides strategic planning, marketing, public relations, media relations, graphic design, website design, content marketing, blog production and social media services to a wide array of professional clients. Furia Rubel represents law firms, technology companies, educational organizations, accounting firms, nonprofits, municipalities, and manufacturing, behavioral health and elder care organizations.
