The practice

The work nobody wants to need, prepared before it is needed. For a public figure, reputation is the underlying asset, and a bad week without a plan can cost more than a decade of earnings.

Prepared, not reactive

The response in the first hours determines the story. Public figures with a pre-agreed decision structure, a briefed legal position and a drafted holding statement come out of incidents materially better.

Communications alongside counsel, not against it

Litigation communication requires the lawyer and the communicator in the same conversation. A statement that wins the news cycle and damages the case is a failure.

Search is permanent

For a public figure, page one of a search result is the reputation. Managing it lawfully through owned assets, earned coverage and archive management is slow, unglamorous work with a long payoff.

Synthetic misuse is now routine

Deepfakes, voice cloning and AI generated endorsement using a public figure's likeness are common in India. Indian courts have granted protective orders on exactly this, and the response process should be ready in advance.

How the work runs

Four stages, each with a definition of done.

Stage 01

Prepare

Scenario planning, decision structure, holding statements and spokesperson set.

Stage 02

Monitor

Media, social, search and impersonation monitoring with alerting.

Stage 03

Respond

Live counsel, statements, platform takedowns and stakeholder communication.

Stage 04

Rebuild

Search remediation, positive record building and long term measurement.

Services

What we actually do inside it.

Crisis Counsel

Twenty four hour response, holding statements and stakeholder sequencing.

Reputation & Crisis

Litigation Communications

Communications that run alongside counsel rather than against it.

Reputation & Crisis

Digital Footprint

Search results, archive management and impersonation takedowns.

Reputation & Crisis

Personality Rights

Name, likeness and voice protection, including synthetic misuse.

Reputation & Crisis

Frequently asked

Reputation & Crisis, in plain terms.

Can content be removed from the internet?

Unlawful content, impersonation and infringing material can often be removed through platform process or legal action. Lawful reporting cannot, and anyone promising otherwise is not being honest.

What about deepfakes and AI voice?

Platform takedown, and where warranted legal action. Indian courts have granted personality rights protection to public figures against exactly this misuse.

Should I respond publicly?

Frequently no. Responding can extend a story that would otherwise close. That judgement is the value of having counsel in place.

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