Peter Barrett
April 17, 2019 | New York Law Journal
Cognitive Bias in Law Firm Crisis Management: Why Smart People Make Bad DecisionsIn this Law Firm Management column, Peter Barrett and Jamie Diaferia present a small snapshot of how a host of cognitive biases work to undermine crisis strategy and leadership. Law firms globally would be advised to dig deeper and consider what more they can do to counter such pernicious and pervasive risks.
By Peter Barrett and Jamie Diaferia
8 minute read
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