PUBLICATIONS
Reading
the Jury. Employing Litigation Research to Understand &
Shape the Decisions Jurors Make. A collection of articles (1997), self-published:
- Exposing
and Eliminating Biased Jurors During Voir Dire
- Litigation
Intelligence
Surveys: Essential for Large Products Liability Trials
- S-J-Qs Great for
Juror I-N-F-O
- Value Beliefs,
not Demographics, Key to Seating Jurors
- Cueing Positive
Memory Recall With Jurors
- Witness Preparation
for Defense Attorneys
- The Best Jury
Research Format to Test Trial Themes
- Don't Make Voir
Dire So Difficult
- Juror Value Beliefs
and the Power of Persuasion
- Nine Questions
for Valid Voir Dire
- Using Psychology
to Win in Court
- Classically-Conditioning
Jurors
- It Don't Mean
a Thing if it Ain't Got That Theme
- Dealing With
Biased Jurors During Voir Dire
- Jury Verdict Award
Amounts: Fact, not Fiction
- Jury-Validated
Trial Themes
- The Best Jury
Research Format to Test Trial Themes
- Cueing
Positive Memory Recall With Jurors
- Exploding the
Myths Concerning Voir Dire
- Getting
Jurors to Deliberate in Front of You
- Challenging Jurors
for Cause
- Litigation Intelligence
Surveys
- Trial Consulting
for the Smaller Practitioner
- Intellectual Property
Cases Require Strong Themes
- Focusing on Jury
Focus Groups
- Picking a Jury
in a Civil Case in
Ohio
- Trial Consulting
- Professionally
Prepared for Witness
Preparations?
- Preparing the
Child to Testify
in Civil Actions
- In Defense of
Jury Consulting
Trials
and Deliberations:æ Inside the Jury Room, Amy Singer,
Ph.D. and Pat Maloney, J.D. (1992). West Group.
The
Psychologist and the Jury. Proceedings of the Southwestern Legal Foundation
Institute on Planning, Zoning & Eminent Domain, 16th Annual Conference
(1986), Chapter 8. Matthew Bender Publishers.
JOURNAL
ARTICLES
- Wiley
Expert Witness Update, 1998.æ ‹Understanding and Shaping Jurors Decisions
with Litigation Psychology Research.þ
- Journal
of Legal Nurse Consulting, April 1996.ææ ‹Trial Consulting:æ Much-in-Demand,
Highly Effective, and Nicely Profitable Professional Subspecialty for Legal
Nurse Consultants.þ
- Trial.æ
Journal of the Association of Trial Lawyers, June 1997.æ ‹How to Prove
Jurors Will Be on Your Side.þ
- Labor
& Employment Law Quarterly, Spring 1997.æ ‹Jury Selection for Employment
Litigation Cases.þ
- The
Counselor.æ The Newsletter for Women Attorneys, July 1997.æ ‹The
Winning Edge: Using Litigation Psychology.
- Leader‰s
Product Liability.æ Law & Strategy, Oct. 1997.ææ ‹Exposing &
Eliminating Biased Jurors During Voir Dire.
- Leader‰s
Product Liability.æ Law & Strategy, Dec. 1997.æ ‹Why, When and How
to Conduct Litigation Intelligence Surveys.
- Law
Office Economics & Management, No. 3, 1997.æ ‹Dream Teamþ a ‹Litigation
Think Tank.
- The
Academy of Florida Trial Lawyers Journal, May 1996.æ ‹Amy Singer Tells
Us About Litigation Intelligence Surveys.
- Trial,
April 1996.æ ‹Selecting Jurors: What to do About Bias.
- Trial
Lawyers Quarterly, Fall/Winter 1995/96.æ ‹Focus Groups.
- Trial
Diplomacy Journal, Nov./Dec. 1996.æ ‹Focusing on Juror Focus Groups.
- Ohio
Trial, Spring 1995.æ With Jeffrey Bond, ‹Picking a Jury in a Civil Case
in Ohio.
- Trial.ææ
Oct. 1994.æ ‹Jury-Validated Trial Themes.
- The
Law Works, Dec. 1994.æ ‹Intellectual Property Cases Require Strong Themes.
- The
Academy of Florida Trial Lawyers Journal, Nov. 1991.æ ‹Challenging Jurors
for Cause.
- Trial,
Sept. 1996.Practice Makes Perfect.
- The
Practical Litigator, Sept. 1995.Six Rules for Picking a Successful
Jury.
- Southern
Trial Lawyers Assn., Jan. 1989.Brainstorming, Think-Tanking &
Celebration in Jury Selection.
Cited:
The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Psychology Today, Ladies' Home
Journal, The Boston Globe, The Miami Herald, Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel,
Orlando Business Journal, St. Petersburg Times, Los Angeles Daily
Journal
& San Francisco Daily Journal, The American Lawyer, The Miami Daily
Business Review, Lawyers Weekly USA. |
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