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Helpful advice from David Taylor who shares the top seven mistakes he’s seen while representing parties in arbitrations and serving as an arbitrator.
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Check out our new blog to discover how social media research can help you enhance your chances of seating a jury that is receptive to listening to and appreciating your case arguments. https://t.co/GmIi43wnaf
While preparing for arbitrations is often thought to be easier than preparing for a jury trial, a growing body of research shows that – surprise, surprise – arbitrators are human, too. What does this mean for counsel preparing for an arbitration? Find out: https://t.co/o5cxARZYyZ
Join us for a roundtable discussion featuring top litigators and social scientists to explore current juror attitudes and their impact in the courtroom. Register now: https://t.co/Gc89ghy0vR
Join us for a webinar with top litigators who will share insight into how they've successfully prepared for and conducted remote arbitrations. Register now: https://t.co/zAxQZd7GZC
Studies have shown that jurors believe “less is more” when presenting comparative information. Head over to our latest blog to explore strategies to harness data and information so it can be used to effectively inform jurors and other decision-makers. https://t.co/mxg7O8MfuO
In this new blog, Dr. Robert Bettler explores the correlation between opinions about corporations and civil verdict propensities for Millennial jurors and how conventional wisdom for jury selection may need some reconsideration. Check it out here: https://t.co/ORl3EbbK3R
Join Dr. Stuart Miles and litigator, Hans Poppe Esq., to learn how they leveraged jury research techniques and tools including focus groups, mock trials and post-trial interviews in order to successfully prepare for multiple cases spanning numerous years. https://t.co/XqCUdrqozD
Recently, the nation held its first fully remote patent jury trial. Reflecting on the process, Judge Thomas Zilly shared that he believed the virtual format actually has some advantages over in-person trials. Read more: https://t.co/QpCmIvWJ1E
What is the 'Anthony Fauci effect' and how will it influence jurors? Coined by https://t.co/BfsKfnSC3J and explored by the @ABAesq, the 'Anthony Fauci effect' considers whether the COVID-19 pandemic will influence juror attitudes. Read more: https://t.co/DvBdHDSRgh
Join us for a free live webinar to review findings from our longitudinal study on shifting juror attitudes in the age of COVID-19 and share what they may mean for your next case. Register now: https://t.co/JPur9m3BsD
According to Helene Wasserman of Littler Mendelson, virtual litigation is here to stay and is expected to expand in 2021. As proceedings continue to go virtual, we’re here to help. Read the full article from Helene Wasserman here: https://t.co/aivXj5EZ7d
With 2020 now behind us, what are some things we’ve learned and even improved upon in the legal industry that we can take with us as we move into the new year? Dr. Ann T. Greeley of DecisionQuest explores the future of courtrooms in our latest blog: https://t.co/WOdmri99aJ
As courts try to adjust amid COVID-19 restrictions, the National Law Journal spoke with attorneys who have participated in some of the country’s first virtual trials. In addition to discussing their experiences, they also shared advice for litigators.
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In our blog last week, we shared insight into the strategy behind legal graphics for pre-trial testing and opening statements. In the second blog of this series, we’re now sharing tips on how to leverage legal graphics to maximize witness testimony. https://t.co/yphF0Mh8Vw