Seminar Materials: Crisis Prevention and Crisis Management
This six-part teleconference series led by Public Strategies and Crisis partners
Josh Galper and
Adam Goldberg
is suited for any company, fund, business enterprise or governmental entity that could potentially
face a crisis, which we define as any event that could adversely affect a company's business,
reputation, brand or relationship with its employees, consumers, investors or public officials.
Listening Instructions
Each audio segment is presented in two formats: Flash 7 Player for immediate listening,
and MP3 files for download to your computer or portable listening device. To download, right-click (Windows) or control + click (Mac) the segment titles.
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June 3, 2009: Attorney-Client Privilege and Public Relations |
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Attorney-Client Privilege and Public Relations
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This seminar examines the extent to which the attorney-client privilege applies when companies retain public relations advisors as high-profile litigation or other legal crises emerge, and how such knowledge can be used both offensively and defensively in litigation.
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June 17, 2009: Crisis Prevention Audits and Crisis Management Plans
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Crisis Prevention Audits and Crisis Management Plans
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This seminar explains one of the most helpful crisis prevention tools: a periodic self-assessment known as the "Issue Appraisal." Josh and Adam will explain what these self-assessments are, the best ways to conduct them, and the optimal follow-up from them.
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July 15, 2009: Legal Crisis Management Basics: Changing the Facts on the Ground |
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Legal Crisis Management Basics: Changing the Facts on the Ground
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A critical task of every legal crisis manager is asking the following
question: "If I were writing the story about my client for the Wall
Street Journal, what facts would I want to include in that story to make my
client look better?" Once you know the answer, you know what your client
should do. This session examines how to put this principle
into practice, emphasizing the need for clients to be inventive and
active in creating facts that remedy any problems and buttress their
reputations and credibility.
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September 16, 2009: Legal Crisis Management Basics: Rapid Response |
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September 30, 2009: Legal Crisis Management Basics: Developing the Message |
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October 14, 2009: Legal Crisis Management: Case Studies |
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