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How to Leverage Media Relations Throughout an Attorney's Career

By Janet Falk
June 01, 2018
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  • Important consideration that will affect many companies;
  • Another trend that will impact businesses; and
  • Some people are not aware that this aspect is also afactor.
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  • M&A transactions, especially cross border with Canada
  • Employment and discrimination (plaintiff or defendant)
  • Environmental clean-up cost claims (defendant)
  • Consumer fraud and class action suits
  • An issue that should be getting more news coverage and requires an experienced professional to simplify technical aspects
  • A new regulation that requires companies to change operations
  • How the law regarding this topic will affect small businesses
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