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Dina Hudson
Senior Consultant (Disputes and Investigations) at Byfield Consultancy
Dina Hudson is a Senior Consultant specializing in Disputes & Investigations at Byfield, a consultancy firm.12 She rejoined Byfield in a newly created role in October 2023, focusing on expanding the company's disputes and investigations offerings both domestically and internationally.1
Professional Background
With 8 years of experience in her field, Dina is based in the United Kingdom.4 Her expertise lies in litigation communications and she plays a key role in Byfield's disputes and investigations practice.12
Recent Activities
Dina has been actively involved in various professional engagements:
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Podcast Participation: She regularly participates in Byfield's "Counsel Culture" podcast, discussing topics related to disputes and investigations.58
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Monthly Trends Analysis: Dina contributes to Byfield's "Disputes & Investigations Monthly" series, where she discusses trends and developments in the field.67
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Case Discussions: In recent podcast episodes, Dina has covered high-profile cases such as the Christian Horner case and discussed whistleblower developments.35
Dina Hudson's role at Byfield involves providing expert insights on litigation communications and staying abreast of the latest trends in disputes and investigations. Her contributions to podcasts and discussions demonstrate her active engagement in sharing knowledge and analysis within her field of expertise.
Highlights
A massive thank you to Nick Clark and Prashan Patel for the invitation to attend what was a fabulous Ladies’ Day at Ascot yesterday.
Thanks to Grant Thornton UK LLP for the wonderful food, wine and even managing to get the sun shining for us! ☀️🥂🐎
Great to be at the LIDW main conference today, kicked off by a fascinating session on ‘Risk & reputation in a values driven world’.
It was great to hear from Moira Thompson Oliver, Nicola Cobb, Shaheed Fatima KC and Simon Mundy talking about the regulatory and societal expectations that companies are increasingly having to deal with.
My key takeaway was that where these challenges lead to litigation, the media can be an important ally in helping to reach a goal or outcome.
For example, mobilising public discourse can push a company’s board Defendants to respond through settlement or the other remedies, and focus on its reputation rebuild.
In these types of cases, litigation communications in reputation management is important for both sides:
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For the Claimants, to advance an agenda,
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For the Defendants, to grapple with the impact of the reporting.
#LitigationPR #LIDW24 #Claimants #Defendants
