As lawyers we regularly make decisions both small and big, but despite its importance decision making is not taught in law schools. Instead we learn from experience. Because we are, of course, accountable for the decisions we make and owe a duty to our firms and clients to make wise ones, Professor Frank Partnoy's new book "Wait," which encourages better decision making, merits our attention.
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