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Jury consulting insights, trial strategy analysis, and AI-powered courtroom preparation.
The Equitable Watershed: Judicial Powers and Attorney Fees in Mass Tort Settlements
The Hawaii high court's handling of attorney fees in mass tort settlements highlights the complex balance between judicial discretion and equitable relief.
How AI-Powered Jury Selection Solves the PowerPoint Problem
Learn how AI jury selection and trial modeling can help law firms avoid the costly mistake of DIY PowerPoint presentations.
Protecting Your Firm from AI Model Theft: A New Era in Jury Selection
Discover how AI-driven jury selection shields your firm from vulnerabilities posed by AI model theft and enhances trial preparation.
Redistricting, Referendums, and the Right to Vote: A Legal Examination
Explore the intersection of redistricting, referendums, and voter rights through the lens of recent court decisions.
Science Fiction Meets Legal Practice: Futuristic Concepts in Jury Consulting
Dive into the intersection of sci-fi and legal tech, exploring futuristic concepts in jury consulting.
Rethinking the Opening Statement: The Case for Collaborative Crafting
The art of the opening statement may benefit from collaborative crafting, leveraging external expertise without relinquishing control.
The Shadow Jury: What Fifty Years of Watching Real Juries Actually Established
In 1976 a marketing professor sat matched strangers in a courtroom to watch IBM's jury. The practice still runs today, costs more than a mock trial, and has never been validated in a peer-reviewed study.
Courtroom AI's Role in Shaping Litigation Strategies
Discover how AI is reshaping courtroom strategies and what it means for litigation.
Courtroom AI: Transforming Trial Strategies and Judicial Efficiency
Delve into the transformative impact of AI on trial strategies and judicial processes, enhancing efficiency and decision-making.
Courtroom Technology Is Judged by Whether It Disappears
An exhibit that appears the instant counsel refers to it is invisible. Thirty seconds of clicking is a distraction nobody gets back.
ABA Formal Opinion 517: What It Requires of AI Jury Selection Tools
The ABA told lawyers what they must know about a jury-selection tool before relying on it. What Formal Opinion 517 holds, and the questions to put to a vendor.
Navigating the Rise of AI in Courtrooms: Legal Implications and Opportunities
Explore how AI is transforming courtroom practices, its legal implications, and the opportunities it presents for legal professionals.