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Ready to elevate your case? We put our extensive knowledge gained through decades of consulting with renowned trial attorneys on real-world matters to work for our clients. Our team of experts will assess your case using:

  • Mock Trials

    Looking to transform your case into its most persuasive form? By exploring the jury decision-making process, we assess your case to construct compelling arguments backed by solid data. Our industry-leading mock trial research involves analyzing:

    1. Individual juror reactions to summary arguments;
    2. Deliberations of multiple independent juries; and
    3. Juror interviews conducted by our experienced research team. We offer closed-circuit and remote stream viewing options to keep you informed and engaged every step of the way.

  • Focus Groups

    Ready to learn how jurors react to specific case issues? Our innovative approaches during the discovery process help you understand how particular facts, choices, and issues influence jurors’ opinions. Watch the focus groups in-person or via live stream.

  • Online Jury Research

    Want to assess your jurors’ presence on social media? By carefully identifying and analyzing the panel’s experiences, attitudes, and opinions expressed on social media - combined with a public record search -  we can pinpoint concerns or assets that elevate your case presentation.

  • Case Assessment Survey

    Want to assess your jurors’ presence on social media? By carefully identifying and analyzing the panel’s experiences, attitudes, and opinions expressed on social media - combined with a public record search -  we can pinpoint concerns or assets that elevate your case presentation.

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Expect Justice to be Served Online as Well
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Keep Your Jurors (and Mock Jurors) Human
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Mediate on Merits, Not Math
By Dr. Ken Broda-Bahm: It’s a familiar scenario: As the case moves toward the mediation stage, the two sides start staking out positions with an eye toward compromise. The...
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Consider Involving -Both- Sides in the Mock Trial
By Dr. Ken Broda-Bahm: Mediation is often guided by predictions made by each side, as well as by the mediator: if this case went to trial and faced a jury, what would that jury...
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When You Concede Liability, Make Sure You Concede With Benefits
By Dr. Ken Broda-Bahm: Sometimes in civil cases, the plaintiff’s liability claim is opportunistic, wishful, or factually weak. Other times, it is real. Someone didn’t do their...
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Know the Right N: How Participant Numbers Influence the Value of Your Mock Trial
By Dr. Ken Broda-Bahm: Your typical mock trial might involve three juries, with a total of 30 or so mock jurors. The typical public opinion poll run by an organization like...
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Defendants, Don’t Automatically Avoid the First Move in Settlement
By Dr. Ken Broda-Bahm: At a national conference I spoke at earlier this week, one of the other presenters was Anne Marie O’Brien of Smith Pauley LLP, a very experienced litigator...
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Trust Your Mock Trial (to a Point)
By Dr. Ken Broda-Bahm: A mock trial is not a crystal ball with access to the ultimate result you’re going to see in a real trial. There are too many differences between the...
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Case Assessment: Check Your “Myside Bias”
By Dr. Ken Broda-Bahm: Trial lawyers arguably wear two hats. The first hat is that of the advocate — zealous, convinced, and laser-focused on their client’s best case. The other...
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Pick Your Battles: The “Should We Concede Liability?” Checklist
Sometimes a chess player sacrifices a pawn to improve their position in the game. And sometimes a defendant concedes liability in order to focus the case on better ground. What...
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