For whom
For companies and institutions
Companies are regularly in the spotlight of public attention. Whether it's public relations, a compliance violation, or an inquiry from an investigative journalist pursuing a lead, it’s essential to understand the legal implications of all communication-related actions. This awareness allows to maximize opportunities and avoid possible damages.
perten legal positions itself as a strategic partner for communication and legal departments, as well as decision-makers. We also act as a tool for enforcing legal claims when necessary.
Through workshops and training sessions, we collaborate with you to develop a comprehensive understanding of the intersection between communication and law. This ensures that you are well-prepared to handle even the most sensitive aspects of public relations in your daily business operations.
For individuals
For individuals in the public eye, it often feels like there’s little protection against scrutiny. However, everyone is entitled to personality rights, including CEOs, professional athletes, and politicians. It is crucial to set the right course in advance. We are here to help you with this. And to support you when the media crosses the line!
For communicators and agencies
In crises and for public relations, communicators and agencies are vital contacts. perten legal offers the legal expertise to complement your services. Develop communication strategies that account for their legal implications. Rely on us for support when legal measures are required.
For start-ups
The buzz around a new idea, a start-up, or its founders often dominates headlines. But the subsequent downfall can also garner attention. That’s why it’s better to get everything right from the start.
Bringing an idea to market maturity, whether as a product or service, is time-consuming and often costly. This makes it all the more important to integrate reputation management from the outset. Preventing reputational damage that could jeopardize a company’s growth prospects is critical – not only to safeguard the business but also as a selling point to convince investors of the concept's viability.