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Want to be a Goldman Sachs managing director? The road isn't easy. Five new MDs are reflecting on how they clinched the ...

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Can Techniques Aimed At Defusing Juror Anger Work For Defendants In Commercial Cases? Part two of our conversation with Bob Tyson and Cayce Lynch about their upcoming book “Nuclear Verdicts: The Apex ...