Whether it’s a federal minister, a state agency, or a local official—government bodies exert a significant influence on public opinion through press releases, social media posts, reports, and public statements. At the same time, “the government” is subject to strict constitutional and administrative law restrictions in the area of public relations.

We protect companies, associations, and individuals from arbitrary government action, stigmatizing warnings, unfounded criticism, or unlawful interference with competition. At the same time, we advise government agencies on the right to free speech under public law and on lawful public relations practices.