Topic
Decision Making
149 published works
Explorations with Information and Technology
Turn Down the Noise
By David Whelan
I’ve been taking advantage of some time off work to get some reading done. I tend to look in the business section but am noticing that a lot of the…
Weber Advising Writings
Waukesha Parade attack highlights a need to improve bail decisions. Do it in a thoughtful, bipartisan way that relies on science.
By Ralph Weber
This piece was first published in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.The Waukesha Christmas Parade murders remind us of the continuous judgments made by district attorneys, court commissioners, and judges as they…
The Social Media Butterfly
Why You Should Ask Yourself “Hell Yeah” Before Making Any Decisions
I try to live by the “hell yeah” concept from a blog post by Derek Silvers I read many years ago. I let it guide me in all of my…
Vable
Embrace change and empower your decision making resolutions before the New Year
By Clare Brown
How has COVID-19 impacted our collective and independent decision making processes? In this piece, I want to highlight some recent academic research which suggests that COVID may have affected people's…
Reinventing Professionals
Best Practices for Making Good Choices
By Ari Kaplan
I spoke with Dr. Susan Liautaud, the founder and managing director of Susan Liautaud & Associates Limited, a consultancy advising corporate, government, and non-profit leaders on ethics matters, and the…
Every Day Rhetoric
Win-Win or No Deal
By chrisgrim
I find that when I'm struggling with decisions, it's always a great idea to blog. Hitting 'Publish' is the difficult part. Right now, I'm contending with difficult decisions every day. Should…
Family Law Prof Blog
Increased Role of Parent Does Not Guarantee Joint Decision-Making Responsibility Award
By Family Law
From Law Times:A recent case in Ontario decided on the matter of joint decision-making responsibility.In Khairzad v. Erroussa, 2021 ONCA 667, a couple had separated prior to the birth of…
The Asylumist
Dealing with Delayed Decisions
By Jason Dzubow
Based on the latest data (from July 2020), there are more than 22,000 asylum cases that have been interviewed, but […] The post Dealing with Delayed Decisions appeared first on…
The Attorney Marketing Center
More is better, unless it isn’t
By David Ward
The more books you read, the more likely you are to find the information you seek. The more people you know, the more likely you are to develop valuable relationships.…
Health Law Prof Blog
‘As Long As I’m Me’: From Personhood to Personal Identity in Dementia and Decision-making
James Toomey (Harvard University), 'As Long As I’m Me': From Personhood to Personal Identity in Dementia and Decision-making, Canadian J. Bioethics (Forthcoming, 2021):As people, especially older people, begin to develop…