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You will understand what metacognition is, why it matters in legal practice, and how to recognise when you are thinking about your own thinking rather than simply thinking.
You will understand why skilled lawyers readily spot bias in opposing counsel but remain blind to identical reasoning patterns in their own case preparation, and how this asymmetry shapes disclosure, advice and advocacy.
You will understand how mastery in law can paradoxically erode self-awareness, why experienced practitioners are often blind to their own reasoning gaps, and how to build systematic checks against expertise-driven overconfidence.