Byfield provides reputation counsel to the legal sector to build brands, protect reputations and support litigation. Our work enhances clients’ businesses, market perception and value.
Reputations are hard-won. And in the glare of public scrutiny, they’re easily lost. Our ability to provide specialist, strategic advice and deliver creative campaigns is relied on throughout the legal sector – reputation counsel in times of calm and crisis.
Building
We understand the value of a strong reputation and, more importantly, we know how to build one. As legal sector communication specialists, we position leading law firms in front of the audiences that matter most.
We understand the value law firms place on reputation and use our knowledge, insights and contacts to our clients’ commercial advantage.
Protecting
When law firms face crises, they turn to Byfield to manage and protect their reputations. We act for law firms and their key stakeholders in highly sensitive and business-critical situations across a broad range of crisis situations.
We are also known as market leaders in providing reputation counsel to law firms and individuals facing regulatory investigations and proceedings.
Supporting
Byfield is one of the UK’s most experienced specialist litigation PR consultancies. We offer clients a complete service in litigation and disputes PR. Reputation counsel supports clients through the dispute process in highly complicated and high stakes cases.
We work closely with dispute resolution lawyers to ensure the communications strategy dovetails the litigation strategy.
Diversity & Inclusion Statement
Byfield is an equal opportunities employer and does not discriminate on the grounds of age, disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, gender identity, marriage, civil partnership, pregnancy, maternity, race (including colour and ethnic or national origins), religion or belief.
The things keeping law firm leaders awake at night in 2022
Byfield asked law firm leaders about the business issues keeping them awake at night in 2022 and which of those was most reputationally sensitive. The findings underline how the war for talent and cost management issues continue to dominate, while leaders are also concerned about client pressure on fees and cybersecurity threats.