Ryan Blanch
Attorney and Reputation Expert, Solving Legal, Reputational and PR Crises
Ryan Blanch
Attorney and Reputation Expert, Solving Legal, Reputational and PR Crises
Attorney and Reputation Expert, Solving Legal, Reputational and PR Crises
Attorney and Reputation Expert, Solving Legal, Reputational and PR Crises
Ryan Blanch, Managing Attorney for Repute Law and PR agency CEO who uses the significant, legal, marketing and PR arsenal at his team's disposal to handle high stakes crises across legal and media landscapes. He has represented public companies, CEO's and players in the private equity space as well as Hip Hop artists as well as politicians and other public figures in a myriad of reputational and legal crises from government probes to competitor-driven smear campaigns. His cases and clients have been featured in every major news outlet including the NY Times, Wall Street Journal, the LA Times, Reuters and Law 360, to name a few.
In an era where trust is paramount, and news travels at lightning speed, dealing with an SEC press release about an enforcement action can trigger a rapid investor exodus. Companies find themselves in a delicate position - while the legalities are still being disputed, the mere existence of the press release, often amplified by sensationa
In an era where trust is paramount, and news travels at lightning speed, dealing with an SEC press release about an enforcement action can trigger a rapid investor exodus. Companies find themselves in a delicate position - while the legalities are still being disputed, the mere existence of the press release, often amplified by sensationalized media coverage, can tarnish their reputation significantly. The article dives deep into the intricacies of this challenging situation. It offers strategic guidance on managing your company's reputation in the wake of such a press release, while navigating the tricky waters of investor communication, public relations tactics, and digital footprint management.
Ryan Blanch explores the exciting developments in securities law that provide increased opportunities for start-ups to raise capital.
While the SEC's changes provide unprecedented opportunities, they also require businesses to be aware of the rules and limitations related to marketing, PR, and advertising. When executed well, these regula
Ryan Blanch explores the exciting developments in securities law that provide increased opportunities for start-ups to raise capital.
While the SEC's changes provide unprecedented opportunities, they also require businesses to be aware of the rules and limitations related to marketing, PR, and advertising. When executed well, these regulations can be used to a start-up's advantage to launch innovative and impactful PR initiatives that can outperform less informed competitors. Read the Full Newsweek Article Here
Ryan Blanch highlights the potential legal challenges encountered by PR and marketing teams in fields as diverse as private placements, IPOs, blockchain currency platforms, and biotech. The creativity required in launching successful campaigns can often be hampered by extensive compliance rules, often unfamiliar territory for PR professi
Ryan Blanch highlights the potential legal challenges encountered by PR and marketing teams in fields as diverse as private placements, IPOs, blockchain currency platforms, and biotech. The creativity required in launching successful campaigns can often be hampered by extensive compliance rules, often unfamiliar territory for PR professionals. The rapid growth of digital content and regulations makes it easy for even the most meticulous agencies to inadvertently transgress the rules. Forbes Article
Ryan Blanch outlines the importance of collaboration between legal and public relations (PR) teams during corporate crises, as both bring different approaches to managing issues. Legal teams tend to favor silence to protect against potential future legal ramifications, while PR departments seek to communicate proactively to manage public
Ryan Blanch outlines the importance of collaboration between legal and public relations (PR) teams during corporate crises, as both bring different approaches to managing issues. Legal teams tend to favor silence to protect against potential future legal ramifications, while PR departments seek to communicate proactively to manage public perception. Blanch offers five strategies for drafting a statement in crisis situations: The author emphasizes that the key in crisis management is forcing legal and PR teams to find a common approach, and recommends external help to prepare for unexpected scenarios in advance.
Corporate smear campaigns can damage a company's reputation significantly, and handling such crises requires strategic thinking. Ryan Blanch provides tips to tackle such situations. Initially, evaluate the problem to identify whether it's organic or orchestrated, often using fake accounts or negative reviewers. Avoid knee-jerk reactions
Corporate smear campaigns can damage a company's reputation significantly, and handling such crises requires strategic thinking. Ryan Blanch provides tips to tackle such situations. Initially, evaluate the problem to identify whether it's organic or orchestrated, often using fake accounts or negative reviewers. Avoid knee-jerk reactions and retaliating with a similar approach. Instead, gather a team of lawyers, PR professionals, and reputation management experts to formulate an effective response. This could involve crafting legal documents, launching positive PR campaigns, and SEO optimization. It's crucial to remember that solutions may differ based on the unique attributes of the crisis, so bespoke strategies that integrate PR, legal, and reputation management expertise are recommended. Full Article
In this article, Ryan Blanch, a reputation defense attorney, discusses the acute vulnerability of financial institutions to damaging attacks on their reputation, an issue that has been heightened due to the rapid dissemination of information in our digital age. He critiques the practices of government bodies like the SEC, particularly t
In this article, Ryan Blanch, a reputation defense attorney, discusses the acute vulnerability of financial institutions to damaging attacks on their reputation, an issue that has been heightened due to the rapid dissemination of information in our digital age. He critiques the practices of government bodies like the SEC, particularly their tendency to issue press releases during ongoing investigations, which can significantly tarnish a firm's reputation before liability or guilt has been established. He further analyzes the traditional response strategy to such crises, which often involves engaging a PR agency, a law firm, and a reputation management company. Blanch points out several flaws with this approach, including a lack of coordination among these entities, unnecessarily high costs, and conflicting strategies that can cause more harm than good. Instead, he advocates for a proactive approach that includes early engagement with a reputable reputation management firm, the development of a unified strategy across all parties involved, and prioritizing crisis planning over reaction. Full Article
In "Going After the Good Guys: The Government’s Ransomware Identity Crisis", attorney Ryan Blanch discusses the legal complexities surrounding cybercrimes, particularly ransomware attacks. He notes the government's struggle to address these crimes effectively, sometimes targeting cybersecurity professionals instead of the perpetrators, a
In "Going After the Good Guys: The Government’s Ransomware Identity Crisis", attorney Ryan Blanch discusses the legal complexities surrounding cybercrimes, particularly ransomware attacks. He notes the government's struggle to address these crimes effectively, sometimes targeting cybersecurity professionals instead of the perpetrators, as shown in the recent CoalFire case. He raises the issue of indicting cybersecurity firms for paying ransoms, explaining the FBI's ambiguous stance on the matter. Blanch also warns of the potential negative consequences if such firms are prosecuted, including leaving victims helpless and endangering the role of insurance companies in ransomware protection. He advises ransomware victims to hire cybersecurity firms and advises firms to consult legal counsel about best practices. Full Article
Ransomware attacks on law firms have emerged as one of the fastest-growing corporate reputational crises. With over 25% of law firms experiencing data breaches, it is crucial for firms to prioritize cybersecurity. Hackers exploit vulnerabilities like remote desktop protocol (RDP) servers, which saw a surge in attacks during the COVID-19
Ransomware attacks on law firms have emerged as one of the fastest-growing corporate reputational crises. With over 25% of law firms experiencing data breaches, it is crucial for firms to prioritize cybersecurity. Hackers exploit vulnerabilities like remote desktop protocol (RDP) servers, which saw a surge in attacks during the COVID-19 pandemic. Once inside a firm's network, hackers locate valuable data and deploy ransomware to extort money. Notorious ransomware gangs like REvil have targeted high-profile law firms, compromising confidential information. It is important for law firms to take preventive measures and implement best practices to protect sensitive data and avoid the severe reputational damage caused by such attacks. Full Article
"Ryan Blanch, an attorney . . . said there would be little incentive for either the government or Strauss-Kahn to make a deal . . . . Full Reuters article
Saudi Arabian Airlines avoids criminal charges and media backlash suffered by the dozens of other air carriers comprising the alleged cartel.
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“Medgar Evers College and CUNY have cooperated fully throughout this investigation and we will continue to work with both offices as requested.” The professor faces a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison.
“He’s going to potentially have some real problems,” says Ryan Blanch, a New York criminal defense lawyer who works on white-collar cases. “In tax division cases and certain other white-collar cases where it is a ‘wobbler’ — where it could go either way — often times they will give the person the benefit of the doubt and let it get handled civilly by the IRS through fines. But here it seems if they can make a case, they’re going to prosecute a case, because everyone is chomping at the bit.”
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