Chambers USA Announces New Deadline for 2021 Guide to Top Lawyers and Law Firms

Posted by Poston Communications
On March 26, 2020

Chambers and Partners has announced that it will delay the start of research for Chambers USA 2021 edition due to the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The deadline for submissions for the annual guide to top law firms and lawyers covering practice areas on a state and national level is also being extended. Poston […]

Chambers USA Updates Status of 2020 Rankings and Research Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

Posted by Poston Communications
On March 24, 2020

For law firms and their prospective clients, spring means the release of the latest Chambers USA rankings of attorneys and legal practices. This year, the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has suddenly changed the way Chambers and Partners is doing its work, as it has for nearly all organizations and businesses around the globe. Chambers has […]

Our Three Favorite Tips to Make Working From Home More Productive

Posted by Alexa Ferguson
On March 20, 2020

This week, professionals across the globe reduced their morning commute to a quick journey from their beds to kitchen tables. As business leaders make the call to transition their workforces online in response to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), employees are facing new challenges associated with working remotely. At Poston Communications, we have a part-virtual workforce […]

Navigating Social Distancing: How to Meet via Video Successfully

Posted by Poston Communications
On March 19, 2020

All of us are juggling a change in routine, school closures, working from home and general insecurity surrounding the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. It may seem petty – and certainly a first world problem – to talk about how to better video conference with your employees or clients. But, we always encourage leaders to take the […]

Don’t Panic: It’s Never Too Late to Make a Plan to Protect Your Business

Posted by Megan Paquin
On March 18, 2020

There’s no doubt about it: Crisis begets crisis. Often, we hear from business leaders who have been dealing with a crisis for days, weeks or months but then find themselves dealing with new problems as a result. Cybercriminals, for example, are known to capitalize on organizational crises and catastrophic events to infiltrate IT systems. Then, […]

What’s Next With COVID-19: How to Work and Manage a Team Remotely

Posted by Poston Communications
On March 17, 2020

With many employees working from home amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, employers will want to ensure the team is set up for success. Remote working is likely new to many companies. As humans, we are built to be part of a tribe. In isolation, things can get lost in translation. All companies want this to […]

Employers: Don’t Let Your Communications Become Distant

Posted by Megan Paquin
On March 16, 2020

Over the last week, the United States saw a rapid increase in office closures amidst calls to “flatten the curve.” Business leaders across all industries made the difficult decision to transition their workforce online – taking an important step as the situation around COVID-19 continues to evolve. In order to ensure a truly seamless transition, […]

Coronavirus Brings Opportunities to Communicate with Clients, Employees and the Media

Posted by Poston Communications
On March 10, 2020

The Poston Communications team is receiving inquiries from law firms and other businesses nationwide on how to communicate with clients, employees and the media about the coronavirus outbreak. While this particular pandemic is uncharted territory for all of us, basic crisis communication strategies – including our “Plan, Respond, Advocate” system – can easily be plugged […]

When the Media Get It Wrong, Here’s How to Set the Record Straight

Posted by Megan Paquin
On March 5, 2020

Journalists don’t get in the business to get it wrong. Reporters are truth seekers; they want to hold power to account and they want to tell compelling stories that matter to people’s lives. While they don’t always get it right, they don’t want to get it wrong. But they are human, and it happens. The […]

Employees First: Crisis Communications Considerations for Coronavirus

Posted by Megan Paquin
On March 4, 2020

When it comes to large-scale, uncertain crisis scenarios such as the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, organizations can have a difficult time predicting the business impact. No crisis manager wants to be known as the “boy who cried wolf,” and many organizations defer to monitoring protocols as the situation evolves. However, maintaining a proactive internal communications posture, […]

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