Don’t Be Defined By Bad Acts (Make Your Good Acts Intentional, and Your Good Intentions Actual)

By Dr. Ken Broda Bahm: It is an unusual research finding, but it explains a great deal of what we see in mock trials and litigation outcomes:  Just as with naughty pupils, bad acts receive more attention than good acts.  For both the plaintiff, as well as the defendant, juries and other fact-finders are likely […]

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