Litigation Postscript


"Practical tips on legal persuasion spanning pretrial and trial phases, for jury, bench, and arbitration settings."

Author: Karen Lisko, Shelley Spiecker, Ken Broda-Bahm and Kevin Boully are litigation consultants at Persuasion Strategies in Denver.

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Recent Posts from Litigation Postscript


  • Provide the Science Jurors Expect, and the Emotion They Require

    by: Dr. Kevin Boully Jurors demonstrate increasingly demanding and complex expectations for scientific proof in the courtroom. Gone are the days of extreme concern about over-presenting your case or looking “too slick” in trial. In…

  • Steward Your Product

    by: Dr. Ken Broda-Bahm From exploding automobile gas tanks to faulty cribs, the history of jury verdicts is littered with cautionary tales of what can happen when a company fails the perceptual test of protecting…

  • Violate Juror Expectations…In a Good Way.

    By: Dr. Kevin Boully Sure, I’ve fired an assault rifle but I don’t know much about guns. When I was asked to comment on Glenn Meyer’s description of weapons effects in criminal cases, I was…

  • Don't Count on a 'Recession Effect' When it Comes to Damage Awards

    by: Dr. Ken Broda-Bahm If you have had a trial docketed within the last year or in the coming year, then chances are that you have wondered whether current economic hard times have encouraged in…

  • Keep Survivors In Your Next Employment Defense

    by: Dr. Kevin Boully Can tales of survival in extreme conditions inform your next jury trial? Employment jurors are uniquely different from jurors in nearly every other case type. Each brings a level of expertise…