When resolving your clients' legal issues, don't forgt the court of public opinion

Posted on November 1, 2006 by Janet Ellen Raasch

Few important legal decisions take place in a vacuum.  Decision-makers are influenced not only by the information they hear in the courtroom or in the boardroom, but also by what they hear, read and observe in the surrounding environment -- the court of public opinion.  In this November 2006 article, a panel of specialists discusses how lawyers and law firms can influence outcomes via issue-oriented research and communications.

When resolving your clients' legal issues, don't forget the court of public opinion

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