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Welcome to Jury Insights!

For over ten years Dr. Alan Cohen, Ph.D. and Jury Insights have been assisting top attorneys with their cases through mock jury research. If you are chosen to participate in a mock jury project, you will be presented with information regarding the facts and issues of actual legal cases. These cases are pending cases, and your input is invaluable to the attorneys. We have found that about 90% of the cases that receive mock juror input settle before trial, and the other 10% tend to produce outcomes consistent with the outcomes of the mock juries.

There are several types of mock jury projects that you may work on. They vary in terms of the time spent as well as the compensation. We have live projects, which are typically an eight hour day, as well as online projects. In order to qualify for a project, we would first like to get to know you a little better. The link below will take you to a site where you can give us a little background information on yourself so that we are able to place you in a study. Each study has different criterion for participation and we do keep your information on file for six months, so if you do not hear from us immediately, it is possible that you will still qualify for a future study.

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Your privacy is very important to us, so we would like you to know that any information you give us will always remain strictly confidential. Your email address and other personal information will never be shared or sold.


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thanx I am going to check it out now

What do they pay? do they pay by the hour or by the study? has anyone here been paid?

They pay you per "case" they do pay I have been paid twice so far for the 2 cases I did. These are real cases headed to real court just a heads up on that one,the first one I did was about an actual r*pe /m*rder, the second a limb loss lawsuit due to negligence of a company...so these are not real fun , but it is better than being in court, at least you can have the freedom and time at home and you can take your time to a point.Hope this helps....

Originally Posted by LillyMoon

They pay you per "case" they do pay I have been paid twice so far for the 2 cases I did. These are real cases headed to real court just a heads up on that one,the first one I did was about an actual r*pe /m*rder, the second a limb loss lawsuit due to negligence of a company...so these are not real fun , but it is better than being in court, at least you can have the freedom and time at home and you can take your time to a point.Hope this helps....

Just curious as to how much they paid you if you remember?