In-house attorneys are faced with crises all the time. Your client lacks control, there is a risk of loss or harm, and you are tasked with identifying the pattern and the solution in one fleeting glance.
Our natural tendency is to look for patterns that fit our experience and then try to resolve the problem based on that experience. But as fallible human beings, we sometimes see patterns that simply aren’t there. We risk applying a solution to the wrong problem.
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