What's it like to work with F3?
While your legal matters are in the hands of some of the best-regarded education lawyers in the business, communications and media relations pros working closely with those lawyers help ensure honesty and transparency as matters are tried in the media, the community, and the homes of students. Here at F3, our highly experienced communications team is in-house and prepared to step in on a moment’s notice.
What can F3 solve for you?
For better or worse, public education is more than ever under the spotlight. When your legal matters trigger community and media questions or concerns, or become the subject of social media scrutiny, count on F3 to help you plan strategy, craft messages, coach those whose job is to deliver those messages, and work closely with the media to ensure your message is understood.
“Our job is to anticipate challenges and help you manage them – to provide an extra layer of comfort, beyond the legal, that the right message is getting through in both everyday matters and the most stressful of circumstances.”
– Terilyn Finders, Chief Client Services Officer
While your legal matters are in the hands of some of the best-regarded education lawyers in the business, communications and media relations pros working closely with those lawyers are best suited as your advocates in the court of public opinion. We understand well the ability of public opinion to shape perception around legal matters, which is why F3’s team of communication professionals is ready to assist. Here at F3, our highly experienced communications team is in-house and prepared to step in on a moment’s notice. Our communications group – including the firm’s Chief Client Services Officer and Director of Government Affairs working closely with assigned counsel – provide media training, communications audits, press releases, talking points, and counsel on the many specific issues boards and administrators face, and can step in whenever an urgent need occurs.
Our communications team is called upon constantly to help districts and colleges address projects that may be controversial or misunderstood, such as protests and free speech issues, high-profile litigation, campus consolidations, school property sales or conversions, or college and school funding; layoffs and other personnel matters; and litigation of every kind. We create campaigns to ensure truthfulness and transparency; train district and college personnel on proactively developing productive relations with local and other media; advise superintendents, presidents and senior administrators on responding to inquiries from the media the community, the board, and from parents; train on social media best practices; and finally, guide boards, administrators, and school and college officials through even the most unexpected and extreme crises.
