Trial Consulting Services

01/06/2026

TCS is currently hiring trial technicians. If interested, please email [email protected] 

05/30/2024

Trump trial jury deliberations interview.

05/30/2024

Trump interview pre-trial

04/19/2024

610 WUID Trump jury selection interview with Manny C Munoz

08/02/2023

Are you a Hillsborough County veteran that needs help with legal fees, fines or other legal issues?
Veterans Outreach Court may be able to help you resolve these matters. To see if you qualify call (813) 277-1364.
You can register at -
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08/02/2023

TCS has relocated its Tampa location to be more responsive to the unexpected demands of trial for our clients.

We have moved to 412 East Madison Street, Suite 808, Tampa, FL 33602. We are 2 blocks from the Federal Courthouse and 4 blocks from the State Courthouse.

We can accommodate depositions both in person and remotely. Our new office is furnished with state of the art equipment and high band width to accommodate whatever technological needs you might have. We also have space for jury research, focus groups and mock trials.

We are looking forward to serving you at our office.

06/10/2023

https://www.wptv.com/news/local-news/investigations/jury-makeup-in-potential-trump-trial-could-be-critical-expert-says

WPTV Contact 5 spoke to a consultant Friday who said jury selection could be tricky because much of the public has strong feelings about Trump — pro and con.

03/09/2023

Judge Daniel H. Sleet has been unanimously elected chief judge of Florida’s Second District Court of Appeal by his colleagues. He will serve a two-year term that begins July 1, 2023, succeeding the current chief judge, Robert J. Morris, Jr. https://2dca.flcourts.gov/About-the-Court/Court-News/Daniel-H.-Sleet-Named-Chief-Judge

02/28/2023

Congratulations to the Honorable Judge Christopher Sabella, elected today by his colleagues as the next Chief Judge of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit. Chief Judge-Elect Sabella becomes the 14th judge to hold the position of Chief Judge of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit, which serves nearly 1.5 million residents in Hillsborough County.

With a two-year term that begins on July 1, 2023, Judge Sabella follows current Chief Judge Ronald N. Ficarrotta who has served as Chief Judge since January of 2015. By statute, a judge is only allowed to serve as chief judge for a maximum of eight years.

“It is the greatest honor of my judicial career to be selected as the Chief Judge at the best circuit in the State of Florida,” said Judge Sabella. “I am proud of my involvement with Florida Law Schools and my service as a mentor to law students and I will continue to do so through my term as Chief Judge.”

As Chief Judge, Sabella will serve as the administrative officer of the court, working closely with the Trial Court Administrator, Gina Justice, to direct, develop and implement local policy, procedure as well as the priorities for the circuit. The Chief Judge is also responsible for overseeing the assignment of 68 judges to divisions, and represents the judiciary at both the local and state level on a number of committees and workgroups.

Sabella was appointed a Circuit Court judge in 2006 by Governor Jeb Bush. Judge Sabella has presided in Unified Family Court and Domestic Relations/Family Law. He currently presides over the Thirteenth Circuit’s Criminal Justice & Trial Division 2.

Before being appointed to the bench, served as an Assistant United States Attorney in the Middle District of Florida prior to becoming Deputy Chief Legal Advisor to the Hillsborough County Sheriff.

Sabella, a Tampa native, graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Florida State University in 1989, and received his Juris Doctor from John B. Stetson College of Law in 1992.

Looking ahead, Chief Judge-elect Sabella says, “I look forward to making the courts more efficient and more accessible to the citizens of Hillsborough County, especially through the use of emerging technology.”

02/28/2023

Congrats Judge.

Congratulations to the Honorable Judge Christopher Sabella, elected today by his colleagues as the next Chief Judge of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit. Chief Judge-Elect Sabella becomes the 14th judge to hold the position of Chief Judge of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit, which serves nearly 1.5 million residents in Hillsborough County.

With a two-year term that begins on July 1, 2023, Judge Sabella follows current Chief Judge Ronald N. Ficarrotta who has served as Chief Judge since January of 2015. By statute, a judge is only allowed to serve as chief judge for a maximum of eight years.

“It is the greatest honor of my judicial career to be selected as the Chief Judge at the best circuit in the State of Florida,” said Judge Sabella. “I am proud of my involvement with Florida Law Schools and my service as a mentor to law students and I will continue to do so through my term as Chief Judge.”

As Chief Judge, Sabella will serve as the administrative officer of the court, working closely with the Trial Court Administrator, Gina Justice, to direct, develop and implement local policy, procedure as well as the priorities for the circuit. The Chief Judge is also responsible for overseeing the assignment of 68 judges to divisions, and represents the judiciary at both the local and state level on a number of committees and workgroups.

Sabella was appointed a Circuit Court judge in 2006 by Governor Jeb Bush. Judge Sabella has presided in Unified Family Court and Domestic Relations/Family Law. He currently presides over the Thirteenth Circuit’s Criminal Justice & Trial Division 2.

Before being appointed to the bench, served as an Assistant United States Attorney in the Middle District of Florida prior to becoming Deputy Chief Legal Advisor to the Hillsborough County Sheriff.

Sabella, a Tampa native, graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Florida State University in 1989, and received his Juris Doctor from John B. Stetson College of Law in 1992.

Looking ahead, Chief Judge-elect Sabella says, “I look forward to making the courts more efficient and more accessible to the citizens of Hillsborough County, especially through the use of emerging technology.”

02/09/2023

Great event and lots of fun.

Attention!! The deadline to sponsor the HCBA 5k Pro Bono River Run & Judicial Food Festival has been extended to March 1st! Get involved and participate in one of our most popular annual events as a sponsor. More information and sponsorship details at https://www.hillsbar.com/news/270580/March-25-Registration-Open-for-the-HCBAs-Annual-5k-Pro-Bono-River-Run-Judicial-Food-Festival.htm

01/27/2023

Congratulations Judge.