Law Practice
May 3, 2002
Impressing the Press
Dicta Column - By Richard S. Levick - Law firms that are new to media communications frequently make the same mistakes. They tend to talk about their own big cases or important laterals arriving at their firms, and they have unrealistic expectations of what will interest journalists and actually appear in print.
Dicta Column
By Richard S. Levick
Law firms that are new to media communications frequently make the same mistakes. They tend to talk about their own big cases or important laterals arriving at ...
By Richard S. Levick
Law firms that are new to media communications frequently make the same mistakes. They tend to talk about their own big cases or important laterals arriving at ...
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