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Crisis Management & Media Relations

Our crisis management team approaches complex matters strategically and with a confidence informed by deep-bench expertise and proven success. Led by Amy Rao Mohan, an Emmy Award-winning former news reporter and television anchor, the team includes attorneys from our litigation, corporate, and regulatory practice groups, each of whom has practical experience in this high-stakes space: from holding elected office, to serving in law enforcement, to working as executive-level corporate managers and in-house counsel.

Crisis management is a complex discipline that benefits from a multi-disciplinary approach. We work to meet clients’ unique needs, covering media preparedness and crisis management in areas including:

  • High-profile litigation
  • Civil and criminal investigations
  • Government inquiries
  • Data security issues and cyber breaches
  • Business disruption
  • Casualty events
  • Competitor interference
  • Corporate successions

Media Matters

Sherrard Roe’s approach to media relations is imbued with integrity and persistence: We act decisively and confidently, while always protecting attorney-client privilege.

Our team is uniquely adept at managing media relations in crisis situations. We help ease significant stress by crafting press statements, fielding media inquiries, preparing clients for interviews, and expertly communicating with the press.

Our experience includes media training for CEOs, college athletic coaches, and heads of non-profits. We have garnered state-wide press coverage for clients and managed media relations for clients facing litigation or in the midst of political campaigns.

A Proactive Approach

Sherrard Roe not only helps manage unexpected crises, we also proactively assess risks to develop policies and best practices that prevent future problems.

Additionally, we develop strategic communications plans and messaging for transactions, disputes, or investigations involving significant legal, financial, and public relations exposures.