Alternative Dispute Resolution
Aug. 1, 2015
You can do it, put your emotions into it
Civil litigators hate emotion, believing it interferes with the resolution of disputes. To the contrary, emotion is at the center of resolution. By Patrick Mahoney
Civil litigators hate emotion, believing it interferes with the resolution of disputes.
To the contrary, emotion is at the center of resolution. Understanding emotion and
its effect on decision-making is an absolute necessity for civil litigators, regardless
of the subject matter or the forum.
In his best-selling book, "Thinking Fast & Slow," Professor He...
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