In logic, what does the term “Zero-Sum Bias” mean, and how does it apply to employment-law trial lawyers handling workplace disputes? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “Law & Logic: Zero-Sum Bias”
Law & Logic: Zero-Sum Bias
Law & Logic: Argument from Fallacy or Bad Reasons Fallacy
In logic, what does the term “argument from fallacy” (or “bad reasons fallacy”) mean, and how does it apply to employment-law trial lawyers handling workplace disputes? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “Law & Logic: Argument from Fallacy or Bad Reasons Fallacy”
Law & Logic: Ipse Dixit Fallacy or “It Simply Is”
In logic, what does the term “Ipse Dixit Fallacy” or “It Simply Is” mean, and how does it apply to employment-law trial lawyers handling workplace disputes? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “Law & Logic: Ipse Dixit Fallacy or “It Simply Is””
Law & Logic: Hasty Generalization
In logic, what does the term “hasty generalization“ mean, and how does it apply to employment-law trial lawyers handling workplace disputes? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “Law & Logic: Hasty Generalization”
Law & Logic: Argumentum Ad Nauseam
In logic, what does the term “argumentum ad nauseam“ mean, and how does it apply to employment-law trial lawyers handling workplace disputes? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “Law & Logic: Argumentum Ad Nauseam”
Law & Logic: Appeal to Emotion
In logic, what does the term “appeal to emotion“ mean, and how does it apply to employment-law trial lawyers handling workplace disputes? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “Law & Logic: Appeal to Emotion”
Law & Logic: Argument from Incredulity
In logic, what does the term “Argument from Incredulity“ mean, and how does it apply to employment-law trial lawyers handling workplace disputes? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “Law & Logic: Argument from Incredulity”
Law & Logic: Affirming the Consequent
In logic, what does the term “Affirming the Consequent” mean, and how does it apply to employment-law trial lawyers handling workplace disputes? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “Law & Logic: Affirming the Consequent”
Law & Logic: Fallacy of the Inverse (Denying the Antecedent)
In logic, what does the term Fallacy of the Inverse (Denying the Antecedent) mean, and how does it apply to employment-law trial lawyers handling workplace disputes? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “Law & Logic: Fallacy of the Inverse (Denying the Antecedent)”
Law & Logic: Conjunction Fallacy
In logic, what does the term Conjunction Fallacy mean, and how does it apply to employment-law trial lawyers handling workplace disputes? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “Law & Logic: Conjunction Fallacy”