Matt PowellJury Selection Software The difference between collecting information—and truly controlling voir dire Voir Dire Is Not Slow. It Only Feels That Way—Until It Isn’t At the start, voir dire feels manageable. You ask a question. A few hands go up. You jot down notes. You move to the next topic. But within minutes, the pace
Read ArticleLearn how to capture, organize, and use juror information in real time using Honey Juror. Voir Dire Moves Fast—Your System Needs to Keep Up Voir Dire Moves Fast—Your System Needs to Keep Up Voir dire is one of the most information-heavy moments in trial. Answers come quickly, hands go up, and jurors share critical insights in
Read ArticleThe collaborative note-taking system that keeps trial teams organized during the most information-intensive part of trial. By Matt Powell, Board Certified Civil Trial LawyerHoney.Law – Created by Lawyers for Lawyers The 9:47 AM Problem It’s 9:47 AM on the first day of voir dire. You’re questioning Juror #23 about their prior experience with insurance companies
Read ArticleSelecting the right jury is a critical aspect of trial preparation, and effective communication within the legal team can make all the difference. While much of the discussion around jury selection focuses on the attorney’s spoken words to the jurors, the communication strategy among the attorney and their team is equally important. Let’s delve into
Read ArticleThe jury selection process has traditionally relied on handwritten notes, which can be chaotic and disorganized. Modern technology now streamlines this process, improving efficiency and clarity for trial teams. Replacing handwritten notes, technology allows each juror to be represented as an avatar, facilitating real-time collaboration among team members who can add notes, observations, and thoughts
Read ArticleTips and Tricks for Effective Communication Best Practices – Using a Team Approach Selecting a jury alone is like navigating a maze blindfolded—it’s a recipe for disaster. As trial lawyers, our goal is to communicate effectively while building rapport with our audience: the jurors. Imagine trying to connect with your audience while juggling notes.
Read ArticleHow to Pick the Perfect Jury for Your Case After months, or even years, of preparing for a trial, it all comes down to the crucial moment of selecting the right jury. Imagine investing countless hours and significant resources, only to have it all hinge on this decisive task. As lawyers, we pour our hearts
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