Insights on jury selection, voir dire & legal ethics
Practical guidance for trial attorneys on juror research, ethics compliance, and getting the most out of your voir dire preparation.
Jury Selection Software: What It Does and How to Choose
Jury selection software helps trial attorneys research, score, and track jurors during voir dire. See what it does, the top tools, and how to choose.
What Lawyers Look For in Jury Selection
What do lawyers look for in jury selection? The six things attorneys actually evaluate in a juror — bias, experience, attitudes, demographics, and influence.
Voir Dire Questions: A Trial Attorney's Guide (+ Examples)
A trial attorney's guide to voir dire questions — categories, sample questions for civil and criminal cases, and what questioning can't reveal.
What Is a Jury Consultant? Role, Value & Cost
A jury consultant uses behavioral science to help trial teams pick favorable jurors. Learn what they do, the science, when they're worth it, and the cost.
How Much Does a Jury Consultant Cost?
A jury consultant costs $5,000–$25,000 per trial, sometimes $100k+. See the full cost breakdown, what drives it, and the per-trial vs subscription math.
Jury Consultant Alternatives for Modern Trial Teams
Jury consultant alternatives include DIY research, paralegal research, jury selection software, and hybrid models. Compare the pros, cons, and cost of each.
Best Jury Selection Software (2026)
The best jury selection software in 2026, compared. Seven tools ranked by use case, features, and pricing — from real-time bias scoring to note-taking.
Is It Legal to Research Jurors Online in Florida?
Is it legal to research jurors online? Yes — public info only, no contact. The Florida rules, ABA Op. 466, and the bright lines every attorney must know.
The Jury Selection Process, Explained
How does the jury selection process work? Follow it end to end — summons, panel, voir dire, challenges, and seating — with a Florida-specific guide.
The Voir Dire Process: How Jury Questioning Works
What is voir dire and how does the process work? A trial attorney's guide to jury questioning, challenges, and timing — with Florida-specific rules.
Why Jurors Get Dismissed: For-Cause vs. Peremptory Strikes
Why do jurors get dismissed? A clear guide to for-cause vs. peremptory strikes, Batson limits, how many challenges each side gets, and strike strategy.
How to Identify Juror Bias: A Trial Attorney's Guide to Voir Dire and Beyond
A deep-dive into what juror bias actually is, which cognitive patterns matter most in trial, and how to build a systematic framework — combining voir dire, social media research, and implicit testing — to reliably identify high-risk jurors.
Trial Consulting Firms vs. Software: How to Choose
Trial consulting firms offer jury research, witness prep, and trial strategy. See what they do, what they cost, and when software does the job for less.
Jury Research Services: What They Are & When You Need Them
Jury research services include mock trials, focus groups, online juror research, and venue analysis. Learn what each does and when your case needs them.
The Ethical Rules for Researching Jurors: What Every Attorney Must Know Before Jury Selection
A breakdown of the legal and ethical framework governing juror research — covering ABA Formal Opinion 466, state bar guidance, the automated notification problem, and your disclosure obligations when research uncovers misconduct.
Voir Dire Software for Trial Attorneys
Voir dire software gives trial attorneys real-time juror intelligence and bias scores during jury selection. See what it does and how to choose.
PeerProbe vs. JuryBox, Momus, Voltaire & More
PeerProbe vs. JuryBox, Momus, Voltaire, JuryMapping & JurorSearch — head-to-head on features, pricing, and when each competitor is the better fit.
Social Media Research on Prospective Jurors: What Every Attorney Needs to Know
A comprehensive guide to what's ethically permissible when researching jurors on social media — covering ABA guidance, the LinkedIn notification problem, monitoring during trial, sanctions risk, and how to conduct compliant research at scale.
Juror Social Media Research: Ethics Rules for Attorneys
Juror social media research ethics, explained: platform-by-platform passive-review rules, the LinkedIn notification trap, and how to document compliance.
Jury Selection by Case Type: PI, Med-Mal & Criminal Defense
How jury selection changes by case type — personal injury, medical malpractice, product liability, criminal defense, and employment — with a bias table.
Jury Selection in Personal Injury Cases
Personal injury jury selection turns on tort-reform attitudes and damages. See who plaintiff vs. defense wants and how to spot the litigation-crisis juror.
Jury Selection in Medical Malpractice Cases
Medical malpractice jury selection turns on trust in doctors vs. sympathy for patients. See the healthcare-worker problem and who each side strikes.
Jury Selection in Criminal Defense Cases
Criminal defense jury selection turns on trust in police and the presumption of innocence. See the prior-victim and punitive signals to watch.
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