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Too often, boards fail to pick the best CEO candidate because they focus on the wrong criteria. This three-step plan will help identify the right person for the top job.

Citing recent legal and social research, the author defines different types of biases, how prevalent they are in the legal realm, and how all people, especially attorneys, can “debias” or challenge their own biases.

Litigation Analytics enables lawyers to base their litigation strategies on comprehensible data, instead of the hearsay circulating in court corridors and lawyers’ gut feelings.

Studying how the human brain works has helped scientists learn more about decision-making. Ralph Weber presents some findings and related tips that are especially relevant for lawyers.

It took four minutes, four minutes, before the capitol police tracked him down and arrested him, after noticing the gun on an x-ray screen. apparently, the aide forgot the gun was in the bag. joining me now cnn national security analyst, juliette kayyem. there are two different things that i think really need to be looked into. it went through an x-ray machine, but they didn't notice it at first or it took them a bit to identify that there was a gun in the picture? >> so, yes, and that's one flaw of what happened yesterday. so, is it that they knew him and that they therefore weren't looking a...