Courtroom Sciences Inc.
Data-based insights for each stage of the litigation lifecycle.
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Overview
Courtroom Sciences, founded in 1989, is a national litigation consulting firm that supports civil litigation teams across the United States. Courtroom Sciences, Inc.® (CSI®) partners with corporate legal departments and law firms throughout the entire litigation lifecycle - from the moment a crisis occurs through discovery, trial preparation, jury selection, and the trial itself. Courtroom Sciences' wide-ranging and diverse client base includes BigLaw and small to mid-sized law firms, plus many Fortune 500 companies across nearly every industry. The company also works with insurance claims managers, with services covering early case assessment and settlement and mediation strategy.
What makes Courtroom Sciences unique is the focus on empirical research and scientific methodology in the evaluation of litigation risk, in focus groups, mock trials, and jury selection, all of which provides data and analysis to improve decision making and outcomes. Its case work includes catastrophic injury and fatality, trucking and transportation, medical malpractice, commercial litigation, premises liability, construction, product liability and employment disputes.
Courtroom Sciences’ litigation consultants are Ph.D.-level clinical and social psychologists who are experts in human behavior prediction and modification, leading to the most effective pre-deposition and pre-trial witness training available. Its witness training addresses the cognitive, behavioral and emotional issues the company links to 95% of testimony errors, while its jury research gathers data on liability, apportionment of fault and damages. Each training session and research project is tailored to the specific case, and the company publishes blog articles and a podcast on jury research and litigation psychology.
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Recent posts from the Courtroom Sciences Inc. blog
- Tips to Reduce Confirmation Bias in Jurors, Attorneys, and Clients – Part 2 of 2
In part 1 of this topic, we defined confirmation bias and explained how jurors make early, biased judgments due to the fact that all the information they receive is evaluated relative to their pre-established attitudes and beliefs. With an understanding of confirmation bias and its effect on juror decision-making, below are some ways to help reduce […] The post Tips to Reduce Confirmation Bias in Jurors, Attorneys, and Clients – Part 2 of 2 appeared first on Courtroom Sciences.
- How to Identify and Prepare the Strongest Corporate Representative
When choosing a corporate representative, companies often select the employee who seems like the obvious choice. That might be the individual who has the most company experience, or best understanding of the policies and procedures at issue.