The argument against me is, we've had delayed budgets before, crises, litigation before, it all gets resolved, you're the chicken who cried wolf".
He is the co-author of Stop the Presses: The Crisis & Litigation PR Desk Reference and writes for www.BulletproofBlog.com.
The groom, also 32, works at Sard Verbinnen & Company, a corporate and financial communications firm in New York, where he helps clients facing mergers and acquisitions, crises or litigation to develop and execute communications strategies.
Financial crises and litigation over the ownership of Graham's name and repertory had left her company dangling, and its comeback proved that her ghost could be a destructive force, invoking past greatness in a way that made present achievement look both paltry and old-fashioned.
Like the public, jurors endorsed a number of statements suggesting that there is a litigation crisis.
Litigation crisis views were found in all demographic and attitudinal subgroups.
Hans, Valerie P. and Lofquist, William S., "Perceptions of Civil Justice: The Litigation Crisis Attitudes of Civil Jurors" (1994).
That's what Senator Arlen Specter is proposing to do to address the asbestos litigation crisis ("Paying for Asbestos," Op-Ed, May 16).
Mr. Poston, 36, is a senior vice president for public relations, crisis communications and litigation support at Powell Tate, a public affairs concern in Washington.
