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Courtroom Sciences, Inc.® (CSI®) partners with corporate legal departments, insurers, and law firms, providing psychology-based witness training and scientifically-sound jury research to guide discovery, settlement, mediation, and trial preparation.

10/15/2026

Testing key witnesses, both plaintiff and defense, in focus groups is critically important to understanding how jurors perceive their authenticity, likeability, and trustworthiness.

These perceptions can make all the difference when it comes time to decide damages.

The Litigation Psychology Podcast | Ep. 302

10/14/2026

The goal of jury research is to learn from the jurors, not win them over.

Treat focus groups and mock trials as opportunities to uncover weaknesses, and use that information to strengthen case strategy.

The Litigation Psychology Podcast | Ep. 300

10/13/2026

Testing voir dire questions in a focus group helps attorneys test not only what they ask but also how jurors understand and interpret the questions.

Getting feedback on voir dire questions before jury selection maximizes effectiveness of the deselection process.

The Litigation Psychology Podcast | Ep. 301

10/08/2026

Under the pressure of deposition, witnesses may feel compelled to explain, justify, or pivot when opposing counsel points out an unfavorable fact.

Witnesses should acknowledge facts calmly, and when accused of wrongdoing, a clear “I disagree.” can help prevent an unnecessary explanation from creating new vulnerabilities.

The Litigation Psychology Podcast | Ep. 304

10/07/2026

In litigation negotiations, the midpoint can become a psychological reference point, even when neither side intends to settle there. The same dynamic can shape how jurors evaluate damages.

Recognizing the middle number as an anchor is the first step toward preventing it from quietly influencing the outcome.

The Litigation Psychology Podcast | Ep. 312

10/06/2026

Early focus groups can uncover hidden problems, unexpected juror reactions, and weaknesses in a case before they get carried into a mock trial.

By exploring first in a focus group, attorneys can use what they learn to refine their case strategy before moving into confirmatory research (i.e. a mock trial.)

The Litigation Psychology Podcast | Ep. 318

10/01/2026

Testing an opening statement with people in your office won't give you honest feedback nor identify misunderstandings that real jurors will have.

Deliver your opening in a focus group to identify gaps and fine-tune before trial.

The Litigation Psychology Podcast | Ep. 301

09/30/2026

Understanding early how your witness is doing psychologically is critical to effective preparation.

The Litigation Psychology Podcast | Ep. 304

09/29/2026

Early focus groups can expose overlooked evidence, identify irrelevant arguments, uncover themes, and help prevent your team from wasting time and money on issues that don't move the case forward.

The Litigation Psychology Podcast | Ep. 300

09/24/2026

These powerful voir dire questions challenge jurors to consider whether justice applies equally to both sides of the "v."

The Litigation Psychology Podcast | Ep. 238

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4950 N. O'Connor Road
Irving, TX
75062

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Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm

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+18005145879

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