Patrice Truman, Jury & Trial Consultant

Jury research, preparation, attention to detail, and strategy are keys to a successful trial. Patrice Truman is a jury and trial consultant who provides jury research knowledge in offering her objective opinion and assistance in the development of effective trial strategies, leading to a successful verdict or satisfactory resolution of counsel's case.
As a lawyer herself, Truman understands the legal complexities and is adept at assisting counsel in presenting credible concepts and analogies for meaningful juror comprehension.

Truman is known for her:

▣ Nationwide and California Statewide Experience
▣ Experience Consulting to Plaintiff and Defense Counsels, both Civil and Criminal

Contact Patrice Truman at Truman Jury & Trial Consulting, 510-528-4655, to start the process.

The Comprehensive Truman Strategy

To best support you and your case, Patrice Truman conducts an informative range of pre-trial and post-trial research, including:

▣ Focus Groups
▣ Mock Trials
▣ Jury Selection Assistance
▣ Prospective Juror Questionnaire
▣ Witness Assessment & Preparation (Trial)
▣ Witness Assessment & Preparation (Deposition)
▣ Mediation Preparation Research & Participation
▣ Juror Profiles

▣ Case Analysis of Strong/Weak Jury Issues
▣ Demographic Profiles
▣ Theme Development
▣ Critique of Opening Statement/Closing Argument
▣ Draft of Mini Openings
▣ Evaluation & Scoring of Juror Questionnaire Responses
▣ Voir Dire Development & Strategy
▣ Trial Monitoring

Publications

▣ Author, Blog About Jurors, Available on LinkedIn
▣ Author, Past Newsletter, In Jurors’ Own Words

▣ Published Author, Articles in Intellectual Property Today, San Francisco Lawyer, and the Civil Jury Project Newsletter at NYU School of Law

Memberships

▣ American Society of Trial Consultants
▣ State Bar of California (Active Status)
▣ Jury Consultant Advisor to the Civil Jury Project at NYU School of Law

▣ Beverly Hills Bar Association
▣ Past President of The Lawyers’ Club of San Francisco
▣ American Inns of Court National Program Awards Committee, 2-year term