Stuart Pfeifer

Stuart Pfeifer, an expert in strategic communications, excels in developing and executing communication plans across various sectors such as civil litigation, criminal matters, regulatory compliance, reputation management, labor disputes, government relations, real estate, mergers and acquisitions, and bankruptcies.

With over 15 years of experience as a staff writer at the Los Angeles Times, Stuart has a comprehensive background in reporting on business, law, healthcare, and government-related subjects. Some of his notable coverage includes the aftermath of the Rodney King verdicts, the Orange County bankruptcy, high-profile trials like Michael Jackson's child-molestation case, and Pulitzer Prize-winning reporting on Southern California wildfires.

Prior to his role at the Los Angeles Times, Stuart contributed significantly as a reporter for the Orange County Register, where his investigative work played a key role in overturning a wrongful murder conviction. His dedication to journalism earned him accolades from organizations like the Orange County Press Club and the California Newspaper Publishing Association.

Possessing a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from California State University, Fullerton, Stuart Pfeifer is currently a Member of the Firm at Sitrick & Co., where he leverages his strategic acumen to assist clients in effectively managing reputation-threatening situations by crafting tailored communication strategies.