Database Management / Seminars

Our client, a leading global charity linking professional services expert providers with developing world projects, wanted to target newly qualified lawyers at London law firms.

They were planning a series of seminars in order to encourage them to participate in their pro bono activities. To facilitate this, we researched and built a customised database comprised of the heads of training and development at relevant law firms so that they could be targeted directly and then encourage their young lawyers to attend.We assisted in the content and marketing for the seminars which delivered a very successful response from the firms targeted. As a result, they were well-attended by young lawyers from a diverse range of commercial law firms.

As well as designing and distributing the electronic content around these seminars, we also promoted these in the legal press and on social media.

Legal professionals commend Maltin for being “an extremely talented, tightly knit professional outfit. They are enthusiastic and committed.” The firm is also praised for being “very competent – they really understand the legal market and the boutique end of the market.”

Chambers and Partners Litigation Support June 27, 2019

“Tim Maltin is a very passionate advocate for his clients. He really fights their corner and makes clients feel he is very much a part of the team. He takes very complex litigation and presents it to journalists in a way that is digestible without losing any of the accuracy.”

Chambers and Partners Litigation Support June 27, 2019

Clients praise Tim Maltin for being an “extremely proactive and energetic individual, to a degree that’s difficult to believe,” and “an excellent ideas man.” Lawyers attest: “He understands legal and litigation matters, and quickly grasps the agendas involved in a case. I’ve yet to come across anyone in my 30 years as a litigator who is as focused on and dedicated to litigation PR.”

Chambers and Partners Litigation Support 2018 May 17, 2018

Clients appreciate the firm for being “very passionate about the cases they take on,” while a lawyer reports that “we were dealing with an organisation that gets badly beaten up in the press. The only firm we have used who have had any traction with this case are Maltin. Not a lot of the vanilla, large PR agencies could handle it.” The agency are also commended for “providing spot-on judgements” on how to engage with activists and agitators surrounding a case.

Chambers and Partners Litigation Support 2018 May 17, 2018

Maltin PR has been our partner in raising the visibility of the Right Livelihood Award, widely known as the ‘Alternative Nobel Prize’, since 2016. We were impressed by the creative direction suggested for the award’s new visual identity, particularly the logo that is both modern and true to the award’s origins. We were equally pleased with the execution of the new look & feel in print and online, including redeveloping the award’s website. Last but not least, we worked together on getting the award better known in the English-speaking world, achieving a significant increase in the media coverage. The Maltin PR team is always ready to go an extra mile to ensure the success of our project and to make the most of our modest PR budget. But what we appreciate most is a sense of a truly shared vision—one of getting our laureates’ inspiring stories out.

Xenya Cherny-Scanlon, Director of Communications, The Right Livelihood Award July 12, 2017