WITNESS STATEMENTS AND "LITIGATION WISHFUL THINKING"

It is surprising how many cases turn, in essence, on the judge's assessment of the credibility of the witnesses.  In assessing the evidence on your own, and the other wise, litigators must be aware of the concept, and dangers, of "litigation wishful thinking".  A recent case provides an example. Any...

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