Chambers USA Releases 2022 Research Schedule

  • Posted by Monica Smith
  • On May 7, 2021
Before the ink is even dry on the 2021 guide, which publishes on May 20, Chambers USA has quietly released its anticipated 2022 schedule, available now on Chambers’ website. Considered by many law firms to be the preeminent legal directory, Chambers continues to be an important source of comparative intelligence about law firms, and almost […]
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Should Georgia Law Firms Weigh In on Georgia’s Voting Law?

  • Posted by Poston Communications
  • On April 15, 2021
In the wake of Georgia’s new voting law signed by Governor Kemp in March, companies are feeling the pressure from their consumers and the public at-large to voice their opinion on the matter. Several Georgia-based companies, such as Coca-Cola Co. and Delta Air Lines, have spoken out on the new law, garnering mixed responses from […]
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2021 USA Chambers and Partners Research Process Recap

  • Posted by Poston Communications
  • On April 1, 2021
The unforeseen events of 2020 forced businesses across the globe to rethink their normal way of operating. Such was the case for Chambers and Partners, which “identifies and ranks the most outstanding law firms and lawyers in over 180 jurisdictions throughout the world.” Following the close of its 2021 USA research period, Chambers released a […]
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The Role of In-House Legal Counsel in Corporate Communication

  • Posted by Poston Communications
  • On March 29, 2021
In an article published by The Legal Intelligencer, Poston Communications CEO and General Counsel Dave Poston and Vice President Megan Paquin examine the evolving role of in-house counsel and explain the importance of effective collaboration between legal and communications departments. Poston Communications recently surveyed in-house counsel members of the Association of Corporate Counsel in one […]
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Master Your Virtual Presence to Avoid Bad Videoconferencing Habits

  • Posted by Poston Communications
  • On March 11, 2021
As working from home continues and Zoom fatigue sets in, many professionals have allowed virtual meeting preparation to fall on their priority list. In an article published by GOBankingRates, Poston Communications’ Video Executive Producer Jackie Labrecque is quoted discussing tips to master your on-camera environment and avoid poor videoconferencing habits. “Adjust the camera height so […]
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Nine Tips to Master Your On-Camera Presence and Advocate Virtually in 2021

  • Posted by Poston Communications
  • On February 19, 2021
In an article published in the Daily Report on February 11, 2021, Poston Communications President Monica Smith and Video Executive Producer Jackie Labrecque discuss considerations for lawyers and law firms to practice law virtually this year. “Even with vaccines rolling out, virtual advocacy and law firm operations will remain in place for some time,” the […]
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How Restaurants Are Handling Crisis Communications

  • Posted by Poston Communications
  • On February 9, 2021
In a podcast released on The Main Course on February 2, 2021, Poston Communications CEO and General Counsel Dave Poston and Vice President Megan Paquin discuss how employees are managing crisis communications for restaurants. “Crisis communication is now way beyond the regular problems restaurants faced. Now they have to cope with the constant stress of […]
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Four Crisis Communication Trends for 2021 

  • Posted by Poston Communications
  • On January 19, 2021
In an article published by The Legal Intelligencer, Poston Communications President Monica Smith and Vice President Megan Paquin take a look back at the lessons learned in 2020 and provide insight on the trends that law firms and their attorneys must embrace going forward.  “One such lesson for attorneys and the legal industry as a whole is the critical importance of crisis communication as both a […]
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In the Aftermath: Should Your Firm Take a Stand?

  • Posted by Megan Paquin
  • On January 13, 2021
Just as we turned the corner on a tumultuous year, last week’s violent assault on the Capitol reminds us all there is still so much work to be done. The COVID-19 crisis, in many ways, laid bare our country’s deepest and darkest secrets. In the void of honest, clear and decisive communication, the United States […]
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