Tough Decisions – or Easy Ones That Half Your Colleagues Will Disagree With
12.06.2010
Excerpt:
"Following are a couple situations that I have found difficult, either because there are conflicting principles dictating what to do, or because the right answer is hard to swallow, or because there was no formal system in place to support or control individual decision-making. Many readers will find them easy, and will be surprised that the lawyers in the small (or large) group that every lawyer assembles for reality check purposes will come to opposite conclusions."
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