Litigation & Jury Consulting Blogs

How the Corporate Representative Can Influence Litigation Outcomes
Courtroom Sciences' Senior Litigation Consultant Dr. Steve Wood and CSI Crisis Services Practice Leader Sean Murphy are interviewed on the Best's In...
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CSI | August, 2023


Best practices in case research - part 2 of 2
In the first part of this topic , we provided a primer on juror psychology and introduced the first three factors affecting juror case evaluations....
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CSI | June, 2023


Understanding the litigation consulting industry
It is not surprising that a certain amount of ambiguity and confusion prevails in connection with the trial or litigation consulting industry, in vi...
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George R. Speckart, Ph.D. | June, 2023


Best practices in case research - part 1 of 2
Introduction When managing litigation, every  decision should be made with as deep  an understanding as possible of what  a  future jury would ...
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CSI | June, 2023


The new crisis management playbook
In today’s hyper-reactive, social media driven world your organization’s response to a crisis needs to be more sophisticated than ever because the...
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Sean Murphy | June, 2023


Character under fire: what makes strong witnesses and spokespersons
There’s often a distinction made between the two arenas where litigation plays out: the courtroom and the court of public opinion. Certainly these...
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Sean Murphy | May, 2023


Counter-anchor or play it safe?
Many have implicated the anchoring effect as a factor driving excessive civil damages awards. A well-documented social psychological phenomenon, the...
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CSI | May, 2023


3-step crisis planning for mid-market companies
Crisis planning can be a challenge for middle market companies that often lack the resources to staff large internal legal or communications teams...
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Sean Murphy | April, 2023


Jury selection in intellectual property cases - part 2
In part 1 of this topic , we laid the groundwork that two different sets of profile characteristics were needed to reliably identify plaintiff and ...
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George R. Speckart, Ph.D. | March, 2023
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