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Erick Mullen
Providing Litigation Reputation Management, Crisis Communications & Government Relations Services.
Erick Mullen is a seasoned professional with a comprehensive approach that integrates news media relations, competitive research, and lobbying strategy to facilitate favorable outcomes, particularly in crisis scenarios. With a focus on assisting elite law firms and their clientele during turbulent times, Erick excels in crafting and delivering compelling narratives, countering misinformation, navigating intricate legal matters, and influencing public discourse both in the media and legislative arenas.
Erick Mullen holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Government & Politics from George Mason University. He has also engaged in additional studies at Morro Bay, further enhancing his expertise and knowledge base.
Throughout his career, Erick has held key roles in various prestigious organizations, including his current position as the Managing Director at Mercury Public Affairs. His prior experiences encompass roles such as DC Investor at Charlie Palmer Group, President at Mullen & Co., Deputy Chief of Staff for Senator Schumer, Deputy Campaign Manager for Schumer 98, Special Assistant for Representative Charles E. Schumer, and Senior Advisor for Milo Đukanović for President, among others.
Erick Mullen's diverse professional background, coupled with his deep understanding of government operations and strategic communications, positions him as a highly sought-after expert in crisis management and public affairs.
Highlights
Congress enacted Federal whistleblower protections in 1978 and 1989 to reduce the risks of reprisal facing real whistleblowers. Reporters like the whistleblower narrative because it sells, wins awards, spawns books and movies. Sometimes, journalists use it without checking for the whole truth. Click below to read my case in point (4 min read).
Litigation communications is growing and important practice area because Google is instant and forever. People on Capitol Hill and in the alphabet soup of regulatory agencies search online to form opinions and seek their own advantages and opportunities before anyone has had their day in court. Even lawyers, judges, and potential jurors rush to judgment after skimming search results, despite strict guidelines. My approach to challenging our clients’ news coverage starts by identifying gaps between the narrative framework and the whole truth. Read more if you're interested and have four minutes.
