We’ve written or co-written a number of articles on topics relevant to trial attorneys. Many of them are collected here for your perusal.
To Tell the Truth: Voir Dire in the Age of Neuroscience
An article in Jury Matters, the Newsletter of the Civil Jury Project at NYU School of Law about voir dire best practices given the knowledge we now have.
The Reptile Brain, Mammal Heart and (Sometimes Perplexing) Mind of the Juror: Toward a Triune Trial Strategy
An article written for The Jury Expert. The human brain has three parts. We need to communicate with all of them.
Six or Twelve? The History, Science and Practice of the Number in the Box
An article written for The Nebraska Lawyer about the history of jury size and its effect on deliberations.
Does Jury Size Still Matter?
An article written for The Jury Expert about the history of jury size and its effect on deliberations.
The Many Uses of Focus Groups
All the benefits that can be derived from using focus groups.
Understanding Juror Biases
A primer on jury bias.
Selecting A Jury, A Science and an Art
An article on jury selection written for TortSource of the ABA.
Focusing for Confidence
Focus groups for building confidence.