Bridging the Communicator-Lawyer Divide: Tips for Partnering Successfully with PR in a Crisis
Lawyers must build relationships with, learn from, and deliver coordinated solutions with communicators. To that end, here are a few tips designed to help lawyers become more effective communicator advisors and partners.
March 17, 2023 at 03:41 PM
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Best PracticesHere's something that will come as a surprise to some lawyers but not to anyone in business. The number one potential liability for a company in a crisis usually is its reputation, not the legal risk. Thus, while it's important that crisis communications be accurate, precise, and mitigate legal risk, these generally should not be the drivers of crisis communications. Indeed, legal risks can often be managed, and often rise and fall with how well a company manages its reputation and whether customers trust it to do the right thing.
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