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ARTICLE · 16 MARCH 2020

Planning For A Corporate Crisis

Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP
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Effective crisis management strategies require integration across business functions, legal and investigatory support, and public relations advice.

GlobalCorporate/Commercial Law

In today's increasingly globalised, regulated and litigious environment, the risk of unexpected and potentially destabilising events arising and playing out in the public eye has never been greater.

Those issues might originate from law enforcement, regulatory or government investigations, result from natural or man-made disasters, or be sparked by scandals involving senior executives. Whatever their cause, crises call for a multidisciplinary approach that demands forward planning and a coordinated strategy, both in the immediate aftermath and thereafter.

Effective crisis management strategies require integration across business functions, legal and investigatory support, and public relations advice. The best-prepared organisations have their playbook ready well before a crisis hits.

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