Whether it's for a deposition or a court appearance, a well-prepared witness is far more likely to perform effectively and present testimony in a cl...
In recent years, the term "nuclear verdict" has become increasingly common in legal discussions. These are verdicts where juries award damages that ...
Witness irrational thinking can significantly affect a case's outcome by influencing testimony and opinions in unfavorable ways. Given its significa...
Mock trials and jury research, such as focus groups, are essential for trial preparation. They help attorneys refine their arguments, anticipate iss...
The media’s pervasive presence in daily life carries significant implications for legal proceedings and litigation practices. Whether traditional so...
Echoing is a common and often used concept in daily communication, often without being consciously recognized. The rationale behind echoing is that ...
A critical question facing attorneys, litigation consultants, and scholars is the extent to which political affiliation may influence juror verdicts...