We received a call early one morning from a company that was in the midst of a serious crisis. News of the incident broke during the prior hour and company executives were being inundated with media calls as they scrambled to determine the best way to respond. We provided the prospective client with some initial counsel, assembled our internal team and began preparations to divide and conquer while waiting for our controller to finalize a work agreement.
Read MoreThe importance of crisis communications in cybersecurity planning and incident response was cited several times at the Fraud and Breach Prevention Summit in New York in 2017.
Read MoreUnited Airlines's response to a passenger being dragged off a plane in Chicago made headlines with the company experiencing a significant hit to its reputation and stock price. While it’s always easy to second guess crisis response, there are some important lessons organizations can take away from United’s experience.
Read MoreThere is a natural tension between attorneys and public relations professionals. We both are working with different, even conflicting interests in mind.
Read MoreWe frequently receive calls from companies both in Utah and around the country that are in crisis. From experience, 90+ percent have no form of crisis planning or preparation. While the lesson learned should be a small investment in crisis planning pays big dividends, what should you do if you find yourself in this position?
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