Each Interactive Focus Group package includes: 

• Focus Group Planning Session with Jeff Boyd, the lawyers, and key team members to identify issues and goals for the interactive focus groups
• Work Session with Jeff Boyd, the lawyers, and key team members to discuss evidence, demonstrative exhibits, jury instructions, witness testimony, and themes to test with jurors, preparation of materials for presentation to focus group jurors
• Two four-hour interactive focus group sessions with different panels of jurors for each group
• A comprehensive report prepared after the focus groups containing demographic information, polling results, witness evaluations, and written feedback from the jurors, as well as an analysis identifying strengths and weaknesses, and specific recommendations based on focus group results
• A video recording of all focus group sessions
• Debriefing Session with Jeff Boyd, the lawyers, and key team members to discuss insights gained from focus groups and strategy for case preparation for trial. 

Parties and witnesses may testify in person.  Lawyers, key team members, and their clients may attend the entire focus group session.

We tailor a survey to your case, your issues, your clients.  Because we create custom surveys, we can tailor your survey to your case, allowing you to see what a group of jurors think about your case.  We can administer surveys to the focus group jurors for your interactive focus groups and/or to a much larger sample of jury eligible individuals.  The participants in our surveys will be from the venue where your case will be tried.

Our survey results include not only a list of the strategically phrased questions and answers, but also an analysis of what the survey results reveal, thus enabling you to make the most of what we’ve learned.

A series of work sessions with lawyers and their key team members to analyze strengths and weaknesses of the case, identify issues, look for solutions to problems, develop voir dire techniques, improve opening statement and closing argument, create more powerful demonstrative evidence, develop simple, memorable case themes, identify plain-language words and phrases that will resonate with jurors, and all other aspects of preparing a strong case for trial.

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In depth analysis of case themes, elements, and evidence to create simple, yet powerful, demonstrative evidence that will enable the jury to understand your case.

Drafting themes and questions for voir dire in advance of trial, reviewing jury questionnaires, and analyzing/organizing questionnaire information if available prior to trial.

Facilitation and coordination of a “shadow” jury of individuals to observe the trial, debrief jurors at breaks and at the end of day, summarize and communicate findings to trial counsel.