I help people make smarter litigation decisions.
Tax Litigator @CounterTaxLaw, #litigationscience advocate, CounterMeasure co-creator, & @BuildingNewLaw Host
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@PaulErikVeel Great question! For me it’s talking about probabilities and strategy with clients. I love learning about what’s important to people and figuring out how to balance competing goals in litigation
@AlexHamiltonRad Agreed. I’m a big fan of reason. I do wish lawyers applied their reasoning skills in a more intentional and quantified way. Which is probably why I love decision trees in general. But don’t worry, I’m not handing my decision trees over to a prose generator any time soon ;)
Insight #2:
As long as law firms operate as partnerships, they will always struggle to invest in their own operations. If a law firm can find a way to invest in itself at the levels SaaS companies do (~40%) it can take its chosen market.
It hits differently when it’s in print! Thank you again @PrecedentMag for recognizing @CounterTaxLaw’s hard work on the road to clarity and better results in tax disputes #innovationawards#litigationscience
@heyitsalexsu In litigation: Can you map out my chances of success in a decision tree? What data supports your probabilities? How did you test your assumptions? How do you train and calibrate your lawyers to give probability assessments? #litigationscience
@PrecedentMag Congrats to eveyone! I really enjoyed reading about the amazing work people are doing in our profession. And I had so much fun at the photo shoot with @satyandpratha. What a day! Thank you Precedent for the celebration
Well this is lovely! Our team works so hard to help our clients get the understanding and clarity they need during their tax disputes. It feels good to celebrate :) https://t.co/LAwH7ZC5sE #litigationscience
I've been trying to find a term for bringing scientific thinking - especially case assessment and decision science - into litigation. I've settled on #litigationscience. I'm creating a site to start collecting resources to share. Stay tuned!