The National Law Journal Names Dave Poston Among Crisis Leadership Trailblazers

Posted by Poston Communications
On September 2, 2021

We are pleased to announce that Poston Communications’ CEO and General Counsel Dave Poston, Esq. has been selected as a Crisis Leadership Trailblazer by The National Law Journal. This award recognizes attorneys who have moved the needle in the areas of crisis management and response, and who are agents of change in the legal industry. […]

The Supreme Court’s Deliberate Pace Gives Lawyers Multiple Chances to Alert Clients

Posted by Jonathan Ringel
On August 31, 2021

Turtles adorn the lampposts of the U.S. Supreme Court plaza, an architectural feature said to symbolize how deliberately the justices decide the cases before them. As a reporter, I covered the high court, and as an editor, I published lawyers’ analyses of significant decisions. From my new perspective as a law firm content consultant, I […]

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 […]

A Virtual SCOTUS: What’s Next

Posted by Poston Communications
On September 15, 2020

United States Supreme Court Justices heard 10 arguments in May – a stacked month and quite historical. It was the first time arguments happened over the phone and more importantly, it was the first time the high court was truly an open court as people could listen in real time. Instead of a lively debate […]

Referees Deserve Your Guidance Before Talking to the Chambers Researcher

Posted by Poston Communications
On August 18, 2020

We’ve long heard from Chambers’ editorial team that solid references are the backbone of any ranking. But far too often, we hear from researchers that law firms’ clients were unavailable for interviews or didn’t respond to emails requesting a phone call. Here are our suggestions for making sure your referees are prepared for the interview, […]

Will the Supreme Court’s Upcoming Term Cause a Ripple or a Wave?

Posted by Poston Communications
On September 26, 2018

Each year, the Supreme Court of the United States receives thousands of requests for hearings, and fewer than 100 will make it into the white marble courthouse when the eight current justices emerge from behind the red curtain to the shout of the marshal of the Court, “Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! God save the United States […]

Georgia Bar Media & Judiciary Conference Panel to Examine What’s Ahead for Courts

Posted by Poston Communications
On February 21, 2018

Georgia lawyers, judges and journalists will dig into emerging and topical First Amendment issues at the 27th Annual Georgia Bar Media & Judiciary Conference on Feb. 23, sponsored in part by Poston Communications. For the past three years, Poston Communications has been part of the conference organizing committee. The all-day event, which offers 7 hours […]