When regulators come calling or lawsuits land, communications teams need a different playbook. These takeaways cover how companies navigate legal exposure, regulatory pressure, and government confrontation without making things worse.
7 takeaways across 4 episodes
Takeaways
- E12: Companies need to be aware of drone activity and its implications for security.
- E27: Some law firms have capitulated to Trump’s demands, while others have chosen to resist.
- E27: Trump’s attacks on law firms are seen as a strategy to undermine the legal profession.
- E44: Ambiguity is a liability in an era of weaponized attention.
- E44: Refusing to match chaos with chaos can be a reputational strength.
- E44: Harvard demonstrates how strategic restraint can shift power without escalation.
- E46: Home Depot’s compliance-focused statement on ICE raids highlights the reputational risks of ignoring the human dimension of crises.
Related Episodes
E12, E27, E44, E46
Related Companies
Disney, Harvard, Home Depot, Intel, Nvidia
