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02 Oct 2006 | by Sandy Thomas
Professional PR firms can add invaluable assistance to clients faced with high-profile or "bet-the-company" litigation.
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HP settles in pretexting case
08 Dec 2006 | by Celeste Altus
PALO ALTO: Hewlett Packard has agreed to pay $14.5 million to settle a state civil lawsuit claiming the tech company used illegal tactics to investigate a boardroom leak.
Report doesn't clarify Merck situation
21 Sep 2006 | by By Lisa LaMotta
Report clears Merck executives in Vioxx case, but critics continue to question company
Dowie, Stodder return to trial
19 Sep 2006 | by Randi Schmelzer
LOS ANGELES: The key players in PR's highest-profile trial, former Fleishman-Hillard Los Angeles GM Douglas Dowie and SVP public affairs John Stodder returned to the courtroom of US District Judge Gary A. Feess to motion for new trials after being found guilty last May on wire fraud and conspiracy charges.
Experts scrutinize HP's response to crisis
15 Sep 2006 | by Celeste Altus
PALO ALTO, CA: As Hewlett-Packard's board of directors leak crisis enters its second week, analysts and PR pros are saying the company acted quickly, but needs to take specific measures to restore the public and media's confidence in the organization.
9/11, design bloggers, and litigation
13 Sep 2006
Nielsen Media Research announces it is in talks with Clear Channel's electronics ratings committee to enter the radio measurement game as a potential alternative to Arbitron
Grasso, Langone differ in PR paths for NYSE trial
10 Aug 2006 | by Hamilton Nolan
NEW YORK: Richard Grasso, the former chairman of the New York Stock Exchange, and Kenneth Langone, former head of the NYSE's compensation committee, have chosen starkly contrasting styles of PR counsel to guide them in the run-up to their October trial concerning the legality of Grasso's huge pay package.
Dowie, attorney mull next steps
10 Aug 2006 | by Randi Schmelzer
LOS ANGELES: Though US District Judge Margaret Morrow last month issued a summary judgment dismissing former Fleishman-Hillard Los Angeles GM Douglas Dowie's wrongful termination suit before it could go to trial, Dowie and his lawyer are mulling what next steps they may take.
The Delaware Supreme Court backs Truth in its latest ruling
24 Jul 2006 | by Lisa LaMotta
The American Legacy Foundation (ALF) last week received a decision from the Delaware Supreme Court upholding the position that its youth tobacco prevention campaign, Truth, does not vilify or personally attack the tobacco companies or their employees.
State of the unions
26 Jun 2006 | by Hamilton Nolan
The union movement has undergone significant changes over the past few years, but the concepts of negotiation and openness still dominate its communications efforts.
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