Tag: Jury Research

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.

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

The DOAR Research Center conducted a survey of residents in the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York about their attitudes on free speech.

The press release tells how our survey revealed generational and demographic differences in how potential jurors view trade secret protection.

DOAR released a new study that measures how people of diverse demographics differ in their opinions on free speech and its application in legal contexts.

DOAR released findings from a national study examining juror attitudes toward pharmaceutical companies.

Let’s take a quick look at areas with a preponderance of antitrust matters whose outcomes could shape future litigation.

Natalie Gordon, Ph.D., supports trial teams through jury research that informs strategy in high-stakes litigation.

Congratulations to Jie “Jack” Zhao and his lawyers at Quinn Emanuel—William D. Weinreb, Michael T. Packard, Jessica Reese, and Elizabeth Kelly—for their victory in defense […]