Article

Jan 9, 2026

Social Media Research on Prospective Jurors: Navigating Evolving Ethical Boundaries

As technology transforms what is possible in juror research, the gap between available tools and permissible practices continues to widen, particularly with respect to social media.

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Report

Dec 3, 2025

ITC Report: Administrative Law Judge Bryan Moore

Our latest ALJ report provides a comprehensive analysis of Administrative Law Judge Bryan Moore’s activity at the ITC.

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Article

Nov 7, 2025

Know Your Fact-Finder: Not Just for Jury Trials

Research has shown that external variables can influence decision-making even for “objective” fact-finders.

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Q&As

Oct 21, 2025

Inside the FDA: Insights from Former Regulators

In this latest Q&A, we asked our Former FDA Expert Team to weigh in on some of the most pressing questions facing the Agency and the industries it oversees, from balancing innovation and safety to navigating new technologies like AI and real-world evidence.

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In the News

Jun 24, 2025

DOAR Study Shows the Increased Impact Political Affiliation Has on Jurors in White-Collar Criminal Matters

This comprehensive study examines how political beliefs influence public attitudes in white-collar crime cases following the 2024 presidential election.

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News & Insights

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Creating a Successful ITC Litigation Strategy

The growing scale of ITC investigations highlights the need for technical, economic, and industry experts in complex Section 337 disputes.

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Growing Concern Over PFAS Chemicals Drives Litigation and a Need for Experts to Help Defense Counsel Understand Its Impact

As PFAS lawsuits increase nationwide, companies face growing exposure from claims involving contamination, health effects, and consumer products.

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Jury Selection in Labor and Employment Cases

Juror attitudes in employment litigation are increasingly influenced by personal experience, political beliefs, and recent social movements.

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DOAR Managing Director Andy Cepregi Takes High-Tech Trials to the Next Level

With more than 100 trials under his belt, Andy “Bunky” Cepregi is a trusted trial presentation consultant in complex, high-pressure matters.

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The White-Collar Defense Juror and the “Trump Effect”: An Empirical Analysis

This study examines whether the Trump era changed juror demographics and verdict patterns in white-collar cases.

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Attorneys Rely on DOAR Director Ellen Brickman to Decode Juror Sentiment in Complex Litigation

DOAR Director Ellen Brickman, Ph.D., is a pioneer in jury consulting with 30 years of experience in high-profile criminal and civil cases.

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Five Reasons Why Attorneys Should Look Beyond a Stack of CVs When Considering Experts

Five key factors attorneys should consider when selecting expert witnesses for complex litigation.

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The Benefits of Hiring a Consulting Expert

How consulting experts support complex litigation through strategic, non-discoverable analysis and early case evaluation.

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DOAR Director John Hicks helps clients worldwide make their case presentations stronger

John Hicks plays an integral role on trial teams as a dual jury and graphics consultant on high-profile, high-stakes litigation.