One of the most common misconceptions surrounding corporate defendants is the belief that portraying corporations as collections of ordinary people ...
Witnesses frequently wrestle with responding to a question with a simple yes or no answer, as reality is rarely that straightforward. This is where ...
Various factors affect the psychology involved in jury decision-making, including storytelling techniques, the personalities and moods of the witnes...
When fewer than 1% of cases go to trial, there is a noticeable lack of focus on the negotiations phase of litigation and instead an outsized focus o...
Plaintiff's attorneys have evolved to become far more aggressive when compared with most defense attorneys, particularly given the emergence of incr...
Attorneys have likely noticed what seems to be a growing trend of attorneys "parachuting" into cases, especially when high-stakes litigation is at p...
When making decisions, almost every individual relies on heuristics to help them reduce the complexity of the information they must process. These m...
When something goes poorly with a case, the first question often posed is, ‘Whose fault is it?’ Blaming others is natural, and individuals often wan...
Courtroom Sciences' Senior Litigation Consultant Dr. Steve Wood and CSI Crisis Services Practice Leader Sean Murphy are interviewed on the Best's In...