I continue to advocate the use of game theory analysis in deal making and litigation, and believe the discipline supported successful efforts over the last twenty years.  More recently, I posed the idea of a required game theory analysis use as part and parcel of legislative processes.  Now Sri Lanka has taken up the discipline to determine a “cooperative competition” […]

In this second in our series to assist businesses and individuals on how to increase the predictability of their decisions, we will focus on players. Some nomenclatura first; as we will be using it, a “player” is neither a brand of cigarette from Nottingham, nor a womanizing/manizing clubber. As we use it here, a player […]

By Martin Medeiros Medeiros Law Group When we receive or respond to an offer or proposal or edit a contract, or edit a contract, and try to sift through all the options, the possibilities can be overwhelming. Add to the restraint required of us in the contemporary age where distraction is the rule; visitors, texts, […]

by Martin Medeiros  There is great anxiety in America today regarding the lack of legislation being passed.   Impasse, deadlock and “do nothing” legislatures are reviled. We don’t have “deal makers”, we do have polarized extremes.  It is well said that partisanship is easy, deal making is difficult; criticism is simple, creation complex.  But how […]