CSI Articles

Exploring Juror’s Intention-Behavior Gap

Simply asking jurors if they can put sympathy aside or asking them to keep a promise to do so are deeply flawed voir dire strategies.

CSI | September, 2021

Early Anti-Reptile Tactics May Save Millions of Dollars

A trained litigation psychologist is the perfect antidote to a plaintiff Reptile attack.

CSI | September, 2021

Generations X and Y: Communication in Today’s Litigation Environment

CSI | September, 2021

Alternative Exploratory Research Designs in Litigation

This article outlines considerations for different types of Exploratory Research (i.e. Focus Groups.)

CSI | September, 2021

Do Mock Trials Predict Actual Trial Outcomes?

How do you achieve confidence that your mock trial is producing results that predict actual trial outcomes?

CSI | September, 2021

Bad Product or Bad Parent: Exposing Parental Negligence in Product Liability Cases

Creating positive juror reaction in cases involving parental negligence is viable if pursued carefully.

CSI | September, 2021

Factors to Consider in Healthcare-Related Litigation

For defense counsel and claims professionals handling medical malpractice cases and other matters involving healthcare defendants, it is particularly ...

CSI | September, 2021

Exploring the Economic Impact of Ineffective Witness Testimony

Poor deposition testimony greatly widens the gap between the real and perceived economic value of a case, putting a client in an unfavorable position ...

CSI | September, 2021