The National Rifle Association’s longtime advertising agency said it will no longer represent the gun group as the company faces a lawsuit from the NRA.

Ackerman McQueen, which has worked with the NRA since the 1980s and more recently created the dedicated streaming outlet NRATV, announced Wednesday it was severing ties, The Wall Street Journal first reported.

In a statement given to the publication, Ackerman said that “the NRA’s chaos led us to lose faith in the organization’s willingness to act on behalf of NRA’s mission.” The company accused the NRA of “leaks and innuendo,” and said Ackerman “will never fear the truth.”

In April, an attempted overthrow in the NRA’s top leadership backfired when then-President Oliver North attempted to boot CEO Wayne LaPierre. Board members chose instead to back LaPierre after North allegedly threatened to reveal damaging information.