Episode

From Jury Consultant to Analyst Team: Why the Model Must Evolve

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Science of Justice
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Apr 29, 2026
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2114
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Summary

Send us Fan Mail The traditional model of jury consulting—relying on episodic insight delivered late in the game—has reached its limits against the speed and complexity of modern civil litigation. A seemingly clear liability case can "fall apart" because jurors don't adjust their beliefs to fit the facts; they adjust the story to protect their beliefs. We dive into the massive structural shift toward the Analyst Team Model, which extends consultant expertise across the full case lifecycle. Th...