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Calculated Risk series, Blog 5 - Why an imperfect base rate still beats an unspoken number in your head.
Read more →Calculated Risk series, Blog 4 - Why starting with the facts of your case skews predicted outcomes.
Read more →Calculated Risk series, Blog 3 – Why assessing a case and forecasting its outcome are not the same thing.
Read more →Calculated Risk series, Blog 2 - How the anchoring bias influences outcomes in litigation.
Read more →Calculated Risk series, Blog 1 – How overconfidence distorts the most important predictions in litigation risk.
Read more →Practice Direction 57AC was meant to protect witness memory. A new study suggests it may be quietly doing the opposite - and memory science explains why.
Read more →305 stakeholders, 76 nationalities, 230 ethnicities: inside the GAR Pledge Award-winning report on ethnic diversity and legitimacy in international arbitration.
Read more →Keynote at CanArbWeek 2025, Montreal – How tribunals think as a collective brain, and how to design deliberations for better decisions.
Read more →The first empirical study of ethnic diversity on arbitral tribunals and its impact on perceived legitimacy, fairness, outcomes and cultural understanding.
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