Topic
Decision Making
147 published works
Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog
The Last Decision by the World’s Leading Thinker on Decisions
In mid-March 2024, Daniel Kahneman flew from New York to Paris with his partner, Barbara Tversky, to unite with his daughter and her family. They spent days walking around the…
Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog
The Last Decision by the World’s Leading Thinker on Decisions
In mid-March 2024, Daniel Kahneman flew from New York to Paris with his partner, Barbara Tversky, to unite with his daughter and her family. They spent days walking around the…
Explorations with Information and Technology
Decision Dilemmas
By David Whelan
Reading Time: 13 minutes I cancelled Bloomberg Law. It was an agonizing decision-making process. The decision itself was not hard. If anything, it was obvious and overdue. That tension, of…
ComplexDiscovery
Right Decisions from Wrong Decisions: Ethics, Reflection, and Transparency in Leadership
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Nick Mapletoft’s article, Right Decisions from Wrong Decisions: One Manager’s Perspective, provides an in-depth exploration of decision-making through the lenses of structured models, ethical principles, and reflective practices.…
ImmigrationProf Blog
Immigration Article of the Day: WITH FEAR, FAVOR, AND FLAWED ANALYSIS: DECISION-MAKING IN U.S. IMMIGRATION COURTS by KAREN MUSALO, ANNA O. LAW, ANNIE DAHER, KATHARINE M. DONATO, CHELSEA MEINERS
WITH FEAR, FAVOR, AND FLAWED ANALYSIS: DECISION-MAKING IN U.S. IMMIGRATION COURTS by KAREN MUSALO, ANNA O. LAW, ANNIE DAHER, KATHARINE M. DONATO, CHELSEA MEINERS, 65 Boston College Law Review 2743…
Family
Modification of Decision-Making Authority Challenged in Murfreesboro, Tennessee: Thompson v. Thompson
By K.O. Herston
When can a Tennessee court change a parent's decision-making authority for their child?
ComplexDiscovery
The Illusion of Knowing Enough: How Assumptions about Information Adequacy Shape Decision-Making
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: This article provides insights from a recent study on the “illusion of information adequacy,” a cognitive bias in which individuals assume they have sufficient information to make informed…
Administrative and Regulatory
BoE publishes updated procedures for its Enforcement Decision Making Committee
By Anita Edwards, Simon Lovegrove (UK)
On 12 November 2024, the Bank of England (BoE) published an updated procedures document for its Enforcement Decision Making Committee (EDMC). The update follows the publication of the BoE’s policy…
Ten Things You Need To Know As In-House Counsel
Ten Things: How to Develop “Good Judgment” – What In-House Lawyers Need to Know (and Do)
Hello again my friends. Now that the new book on productivity is finally available to buy, I have had a bit more time to go back through the “Ten Things”…
H & E Blog
Empowering Your Team Members to Make Decisions (and Why It Matters)
Imagine a workplace where your team isn’t bogged down by endless approval processes. They can solve problems creatively, seize opportunities on the fly, and feel a deep sense of ownership…