As previously discussed online focus groups can play a major role in whether or not you will win your case. Of course, attorney skill and the strength of a case are of great importance, focus groups can help drive new attorneys and even weak cases to a win if used correctly. Focus groups, both quantitative and […]
This is the final post in a series about memories of eyewitness testimony. The first post described how memories are formed and remembered, while the second talked about how memories decay can be distorted and manipulated. This post will give some suggestions on how to increase the accuracy of information an eyewitness provides. […]
This is the second in a series of posts about memories of eyewitness testimony. The previous post described how memories are formed and remembered, and now we’ll talk about how memories decay can be distorted and manipulated. The final post will give some suggestions on how to maximize the amount and accuracy of information an […]
Eye Witness How much do you trust eyewitness testimony?https://t.co/DbsrZEmrY1 — Jury Analyst (@JuryAnalyst) April 1, 2022 This is the first in a series of posts about memories of eyewitness testimony. This post describes how memories are formed and remembered, while future posts will talk about how memories decay and can be distorted and manipulated, […]
As a trial lawyer, you’re always looking for an edge in court. Whether it’s a new legal argument or a way to connect with jurors, every little bit helps.That’s why we’ve put together some clips of some punitive damages cases involving our plaintiffs and trial lawyers. Not to mention my iconic multi-billion car gas tank […]
Big Data doesn’t always mean smart data.
Imagine you are driving home from work. You decide to break from your routine and take a different way home today for a change of scenery. As you are coming up a hill, you face a scary scene that triggers an immediate adrenaline rush. Two vehicles are barreling towards you. A tractor is coming down […]
UPDATE: Current States Trend (updated April 4, 2023) Arizona was the first state to eliminate peremptory challenges to prospective jury members. The new law came about after a petition from a group of appellate judges was approved by the Arizona Supreme Court. This groundbreaking law took effect on January 1, 2022, in all jury trials. […]
Building a strong client relationship Seasoned trial attorneys often say the key ingredient in a good attorney-client relationship is a sense of mutual cooperation. But how do you establish that kind of relationship? Managing clients’ expectations is essential in building strong client relationships and retaining loyal clients. To establish relationships that benefit both you and […]
Are juror decisions full of “NOISE,” and what can we do about it? In his recent book co-authored with Olivier Sibony, and Cass R. Sunstein, Daniel Kahneman, a famous psychologist, and economist, Emeritus Professor at Princeton University, and Nobel Prize-winning author of the highly influential Thinking, Fast and Slow, describes how Noise – the title […]
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