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December 7, 2016

Beyond Grey Hair and Gut Instincts: Using Decision Trees to Supplement Analysis in Litigation

Balance Legal Capital’s Simon Burnett wrote a piece for International Corporate Rescue last month. The article discusses the use of decision trees in litigation analysis.

Simon Burnett
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Balance Legal Capital’s Simon Burnett wrote a piece for International Corporate Rescue last month. The article discusses the use of the decision tree in litigation analysis.

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