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The Consequences of Failing to Consider the Court of Public Opinion During Trial Preparation
What do most stories have in common? They have a good guy and a bad guy. These stories often recount the bad things that happen to the good guy. In...
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CSI | November, 2022


Myth #1: We don't need a mock; we don't go to trial that often
At Courtroom Sciences, Inc., we have written blog posts abo ut  understanding the litigation consulting industry   and ...
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Steve Wood, Ph.D. | October, 2022


Three Pitfalls Crisis Management Teams Must Avoid
A crisis is a harsh climate in which to operate. Yet, the reality of a global 24/7 news and social media cycle means that a single event, such as a...
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CSI | October, 2022


Three Reasons Why Your Crisis Response Team Needs a Critical Communications Perspective
Communicators can play a crucial role in your crisis response team. Unlike traditional public relations, Crisis and Litigation Communications work ...
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CSI | September, 2022


Legal Implications of a Company Safety Policy
Many company communications, mission statements, and handbooks default to stating that safety is their top priority. A seemingly innocuous public st...
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CSI | August, 2022


5 Preparation Strategies for Healthcare Witnesses
Medical malpractice litigation can generate devastating and unnecessary financial and emotional repercussions, causing difficulty and turmoil for he...
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CSI | August, 2022


How Different Crisis Response Approaches Affect Outcomes
There aren't many do-overs regarding an organization's initial crisis response . Not only does that initial response set the tone, but it is the f...
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CSI | July, 2022


The Risks of a Common-Sense Approach to a Crisis Communications Plan
A faulty product, data breach, inaccurate messaging, financial loss, or service outage could catalyze a social media crisis. Even something as see...
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CSI | June, 2022


How to Turn a Crisis Into an Opportunity
Companies generally view a crisis as disastrous, expensive, and disruptive, pulling resources away from other priorities and demanding immediate at...
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CSI | May, 2022
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