by Brian Panish | Aug 15, 2015 | Jury Selection, Voir Dire
Hidden Agenda of Stealth Jurors A stealth or rogue juror is a juror on a case motivated by a hidden agenda. A stealth juror attempts to get on a jury in order to influence the outcome. Many jury experts argue that stealth jurors reporting for jury duty with an...
by Brian Panish | Mar 5, 2015 | Jury Selection, Voir Dire
Step-by-Step to Trial Success Jury Analyst hosted the Get in the Game Live Seminar with Robert Eglet, 2013 National Trial Lawyer of the Year. During this successful two hour event held in downtown Las Vegas, Nevada, Robert gave away key jury selection and voir...
by Jury Analyst | Feb 9, 2015 | Jury Selection, Seminars & Webinars, Voir Dire
Learn Winning Trial Lawyer Strategies with Jury Analyst All too often, both experienced and inexperienced trial lawyers are not adequately prepared for voir dire and jury selection. I have seen many just wing it! You cannot be ill-prepared at such a crucial...
by Brian Panish | Feb 5, 2015 | Jury Selection, Seminars & Webinars
Invaluable Jury Selection and Voir Dire Strategies Jury selection is the most important part of a trial, there is no doubt in my mind that ineffective jury selection could lose you your case. If you don’t have a completely fair and impartial jury panel, you may...
by Brian Panish | Jan 13, 2015 | Jury Selection, Voir Dire
Busting Old World Myths About Jury Selection Jury selection is the most important part of a trial! If you don’t have a completely fair and impartial jury panel, you may have already lost your case. The purpose of voir dire and the jury selection process...
by Jury Analyst | Oct 21, 2014 | Jury Selection, Voir Dire
Effective Active Listening Skills for Trial Lawyers “You cannot learn anything about a juror or a jury panel if you’re talking. You need to be listening at least 80% of the time or you’re missing out…you’re not learning anything.” –Robert T. Eglet ...
by Jury Analyst | Sep 30, 2014 | Jury Selection, Law Profession, Trial Law
My Personal Story People often ask me how I got into my profession, and the best way I can put it is that I stumbled upon it, by accident really. I was 13 years old, being raised by a single mother with an 8th grade education, who worked two jobs making minimum...
by Brian Panish | Jul 17, 2014 | Jury Selection, Voir Dire
Plan Your Playbook for Voir Dire and Jury Selection In preparing for voir dire and jury selection it is vitally important that you have a plan. The plan I follow I call my “playbook.” —Robert Eglet Preparing Your Playbook: Initial Steps I prepare a...
by Brian Panish | Jun 18, 2014 | Jury Selection
Jury Selection Strategy is Key Trial lawyers all have different ideas as to what wins cases. Some say the key to winning trials is the opening statement, others will tell you it’s the closing argument or the cross-examination of the expert witnesses or the direct...
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