Corporate Counsel
The mortgage fraud prosecution of Abacus Federal Savings Bank provides a good example of the public-relations environment many corporate counsel may find themselves in when dealing with high-profile,
...brings me to a broader point regarding the resonance of messages (some communications theorists call it the “stickiness” of messages). I just paraphrased...
...the classic “compliment sandwich.” As for President Barack Obama...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...the classic “compliment sandwich.” As for President Barack Obama...
...the classic “compliment sandwich.” As for President Barack Obama...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
As the Occupy Wall Street movement celebrated its one-year anniversary, what can the rise and fall of OWS teach corporate attorneys about message and protest, public perception, and crisis response
The North Face's suit against The South Butt LLC shows why a trademark must be protected, particularly when the infringement itself has the potential to do real damage to a brand and its reputation
The North Face's suit against The South Butt LLC shows why a trademark must be protected, particularly when the infringement itself has the potential to do real damage to a brand and its reputation
...coverage. In this respect, the tragedy reminds us again just how pervasive communication technology has become to public discourse. Social media is now an elemental...
...coverage. In this respect, the tragedy reminds us again just how pervasive communication technology has become to public discourse. Social media is now an elemental...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
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