Sorry for interrupting, but there is something we need to tell you...

We have updated our Cookie Policy to reflect changes in the law on cookies used on websites in Europe. This website uses cookies to maximize your experience and help us to understand how we can improve it. To find out more click here.

Cookies are text files containing small amounts of data which are downloaded to your computer, or other device, when you visit a website. Cookies allow us to recognize your computer and improve your experience on our website. Some cookies are also necessary for the technical operation of our website. Please read our Cookie Policy which provides important information about the cookies we use, how we use them and how they can be deleted. Please remember that deleting cookies may affect your experience of our website.

Show less.

Accept and hide this message
Pillsbury Pillsbury Pillsbury
Pillsbury
Email Page Print Friendly Version Text Size
RSS

Insurance Recovery and Advisory Partner Peter Gillon discusses Super-storm Sandy’s business impacts and the need for companies to identify which buckets of insurance coverage may be available to address direct losses as well as losses caused by contingent business interruption issues.VIEW VIDEO NOW >>

Additional Videos

In the midst of a crisis, companies are prone to acting in ways that make the situation worse, not better. Thomas Campbell, leader of Pillsbury's Crisis Management Team, provides guidelines for getting to the other side of a crisis while keeping your company’s credibility and reputation intact.

The chances are your company will experience a data breach. Pillsbury's Crisis Management Team member, Cathie Meyer, shares tips on what your company can do to protect itself, and how to handle the situation once a breach occurs.

Environmental spills can result in civil or even criminal penalties. To minimize this risk, companies need to understand the importance of meeting legal requirements, in addition to responding to the actual event. Sheila Harvey, an Energy/Environmental partner, explains several critical steps.

Crisis Polls

Does your company have a response plan in the event of a security breach of customer data?

View the Results | Take the Poll
Resources
Response
Prevention
Crisis Types
Crisis Advisors

Are you prepared for the worst?

Every business faces the possibility of a crisis—whether it's insider trading, a data breach or a major accident. To land on your feet, you need to plan up front and be prepared to react swiftly and with confidence. We can help. 

Businesses, governments and other organizations around the world count on our lawyers to help them both prevent and prepare for crisis. We are also the firm they call when crisis hits. With our extensive legal, regulatory and crisis management experience, we can offer our clients clear and actionable advice.

Team Leader

Thomas A. Campbell
Partner
Environment, Land Use & Natural Resources
Houston

Crisis Types

View menu of Crisis Types

Crisis Checklist:
Are You Prepared?
View All Checklists
Every crisis is unique but there are some questions we field repeatedly.
View FAQs

Lessons Learned

Past crisis events often offer the best chance for us to learn what worked and what did not in responding to accidents, natural disasters, security breaches and other brand damaging events.

 

 Pillsbury
Pillsbury Pillsbury Pillsbury