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LexisNexis in association with Schillings present:It seems to me that we should have a representative at that meeting... are there any volunteers?
Reputation Management
A roundtable breakfast briefing on how to avert a public crisis and protect your company’s brand, reputation and share price
Wednesday 24 October 2007
Halsbury House, 35 Chancery Lane, London
This highly practical roundtable breakfast will give you an opportunity to:
- Understand how to utilise the laws of defamation, privacy and intellectual property to safeguard your company’s reputation
- Gain tactical advice on how to strategically deploy injunctions
- Learn how you can exploit the Reynolds defence
- Discover how to “out” anonymous attackers
- Appreciate on-line threats and how to protect against internet attacks
This LexisNexis roundtable breakfast briefing in association with Schillings will provide you with the knowledge you need to either avert a crisis before it arises or mitigate its effect. The roundtable is by invitation only and will give you the opportunity to obtain expert practical advice on handling such a crisis and compare notes with your fellow in-house counsel under Chatham House rules on how such disasters can be averted.
:o)
11 comments:
*blinks*
Is that some kind of joke?
Priceless! Pleeeease tell me you're going. Along with half the blogosphere. Any idea how long this has been advertised for? ...
I think there's a clue in the phrase
by invitation only
If you check the PDF, it invites people to apply for an invitation.
I suppose that's the best way to promote the event and keep the great unwashed at bay.
One of Schillings clients is that well-known defender of free speech, the Government of, er, Saudi Arabia.
Well, I'd definitely expect them to be vetting applications carefully, considering recent events. Would be fun if there was a blogger or ten attending to ask some awkward questions in the Q+A session though.
"Well, I'd definitely expect them to be vetting applications carefully..."
So would I.
:o)
(waves to Schillings)
el dave: One can only hope that certain subjects come up at that breakfast:
http://www.ministryoftruth.org.uk/2006/11/29/corruption-its-in-the-national-interest
As much as I would like to go, I suspect that this quote would exclude my chances: "and those with an axe to grind".
I'll see if I can get in...
Strictly on a professional basis on behalf of the law firm I work for, of course...
Have Schillings heard of irony?
Bah! Rejected
"Unfortunately the event is not open to solicitors in private practice."
Tch. Did I miss some fine print?
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