Why Use AI?

• With mock jurors available anytime from any device, you can use them to fine-tune your case as often as you want.
• Because of the low cost, use mock trials on cases where normally it would not have been worth it.
• Use the results to convince your clients to settle.
• Impress your clients by completing mock trials in hours instead of weeks.
• Attract more clients due to your use of state-of-the-art technology.

• Case Timeline & Key Facts - Extract and organize important facts, events, and treatment history with juror-style interpretations.
• Legal Issues & Case Map - Identify all claims, defenses, and elements from pleadings and filings, showing what the jury must decide.
• Court Rules & Jury Framework - Research and outline jury size, voting thresholds, comparative fault rules, damages caps, and punitive damages availability for the venue.
• Local Jury Profile - Research local jury demographics, culture, and verdict patterns (with adjustments for publication bias).
• Evidence & Testimony Index - Catalog every key piece of evidence, testimony, and allegation, mapped to the legal issues and jury decision points.
• Case Summaries (Both Sides) - Draft complete trial-style case summaries for Plaintiff and Defense, integrating facts, legal theories, jury instructions, precedent, and credibility considerations.
• Expert Witness Credibility & Impact Analysis - Assess each expert's qualifications, biases, clarity, and likely influence on jurors.
• Juror Cognition & Trial Simulation - Model how jurors process openings, testimony, cross-examinations, and closings; track emotional highs and lows, attention, fatigue, and jury roles.
• Jury Deliberation Forecast - Simulate how jurors might debate, form camps, experience friction, and reach (or fail to reach) consensus.
• Win Rate Projections - Calculate probabilities of winning on liability for each defendant and each legal element, including the chance of a hung jury.
• Panel Outcome Modeling - Apply jury-size math to predict plaintiff win, defense win, and hung jury probabilities under local verdict rules.
• Damages Modeling & Caps Analysis - Estimate likely jury awards (economic, noneconomic, impairment, punitive, enrichment), apply statutory caps, and provide net collectible ranges.
• Jury Psychology on Damages - Model how jurors view numbers, anchors, fairness, and potential biases in awarding damages.
• Plaintiff Case Improvement Strategies - Identify weaknesses, propose cures, add legal and procedural strategies, and generate new, non-obvious advocacy ideas.
• Style-Based Trial Strategy Studies - Simulate how different advocacy styles (e.g., moral appeal, pragmatic dealmaking, expert-driven logic, theatrical storytelling) would play out in front of a jury, compare their effectiveness, and recommend the optimal blend.