Sharon Jones on why Black Lawyers Matter
In 1982 Sharon Jones graduated with honours from Harvard Law School and, yet, she felt she was met with the assumption of being an incompetent lawyer by virtue of not being a white man.
Prof. Malik Dahlan on legal ethics in the age of COVID-19
As a result of Covid-19, the year 2020 will mark historic global change.
Lord Woolf of Barnes CH on global commitments to the rule of law
In a special collaboration between Institution Quraysh (iQ) and Montfort Communications, Professor Malik Dahlan has the privilege of discussing the role the Rule of Law has to play in current world events with the Rt Hon.
Jonathan Pearl on responding to the mass cyber-attack on Sony Pictures
In 2014 when film, The Interview, about the assassination of North Korea’s Kim Jong-Un went from being a harmless spoof to the cause of a mass cyber-attack on Sony Pictures, Jonathan Pearl was Sony’s General Counsel in the USA.
Elena Tsirlina on fighting back against ‘fake news’ and ‘black’ PR campaigns
In an age of fake news, ‘black PR campaigns’ and ‘anti-immigration propaganda’, communications expertise is ‘pivotal’ for success, immigration solicitor Elena Tsirlina advises.
Press Freedom vs Privacy: Gideon Benaim on protecting the reputation of high-profile clients
From A-listers Naomi Campbell to Sir Cliff Richard, lawyer Gideon Benaim gives Montfort the inside story of what makes communications and legal expertise a ‘fundamental’ partnership in protecting the reputation of his many and varied high-profile clients.
Adverts, Wigs and Press Releases: An Introduction to Litigation Communications
In a world of unforgiving global news, a win in court is no longer enough to protect clients from a reputation nosedive.