Topic
Decision Making
148 published works
Health Law Prof Blog
Can Depressed Patients Make a Decision to Request Voluntary Assisted Dying?
Alex Holmes (affiliation not provided to SSRN), Peter Lange (affiliation not provided to SSRN), Cameron Stewart (affiliation not provided to SSRN), Ben White (Queensland University of Technology ), Lindy Willmott…
Elder Law Prof Blog
Webinar on Person-Centered Decision-making as Alternative to Guardianship
By rmorgan
Here's one more webinar to close out this week. Pathways to Person-Centered Decision-Making and Alternatives to Guardianship is scheduled for June 21 at 3 eastern. Here is the description:Person-centered practice…
Weber Advising Writings
Understanding Anchoring
By Ralph Weber
Because of the phenomenon of anchoring, exposure to an initial number can have enduring effects on later decisions. Learn how this aspect of cognition can help or hinder your work…
The Attorney Marketing Center
When good advice is bad advice
By David Ward
You get a lot of advice from people you know—friends, colleagues, family. And advice from people you don’t know via books and articles, newsletters and blogs. You might also get…
Professional Practice Alliance
Better Partner Performance and Review Decisions this Year?
Do you want to make sound, evidence based, decisions on partner performance and remuneration this year? Well, you’ll improve your chances if your RemCom members listen to this podcast on…
DuetsBlog
Short and Sweet Wisdom from Seth
By Steve Baird®
Over the weekend, Seth Godin shared some wisdom that resonated, In or out: Often overlooked is how uncomfortable it is to sit on a fence. Get in or get out.…
Future Lawyer
#WhyIAmASolo – I Don’t Have To Ask Most Of The Twelve Questions.
By rickgeorges
Twelve Questions. Execupundit's post today asks twelve questions, all of which apply to a room full of decision makers discussing the topic of the day. Who is - and is…
Elder Law Prof Blog
Webinar Elder Justice Decision-Making Capacity Symposium
By rmorgan
Register now for this important virtual symposium from DOJ's Elder Justice Initiative, scheduled for April 19th through April 21, from 1-5 eastern. Here's a description about the Symposium.Every day the…
Weber Advising Writings
Use Brain Science to Make Better Decisions
By Ralph Weber
Studying how the human brain works has helped scientists learn more about decision-making. Here are some findings and related tips that are especially relevant for lawyers.This article was first published…
Knowledge Centre
The ‘Ethical Decision-Making Model’ Tool For Home Office Staff
On 11 November 2021, the Home Office published guidance for its caseworker titled ‘The Ethical Decision-Making Model’, described as a tool to help Home Office staff when making decisions involving…