What to do when you and your client don’t see eye to eye on trial strategy? Grit your teeth and figure it out.
The most recent episode of CBS’s “Bull” involves the “selfie injury” of a teenager, James
A “Selfie” Injury Case Pits Bull vs. His Client
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Was ‘Bull’ Fratricide a Tragic Accident or Intentional Murder?
This week’s episode of “Bull” opens on the Crawford brothers, Charlie, 13, and Theo, 17, home alone one afternoon. Charlie persuades his older brother to open their father’s locked gun safe for a little show-and-tell. Charlie wants to hold the
Words Matter: Expert Advice on Effective Language (Part 3 of 3)
In two recent blog posts (here and here), I resurrected one of my favorite books on communication: Dr. Frank Luntz’s “Words that Work: It’s Not What You Say, It’s What People Hear.” Although his approach is
Big Pharma is the Real Bad Guy in “Bull” Murder Case
This week’s episode, “Killer Doctor,” is chock full of goodies.
We have a woman dying of terminal cancer. Experimental drugs. A grieving brother and son. The murder of the treating physician. A confession (or two). And the bonus?
‘Bull’ Shows the Perils of Confirmation Bias
Did CBS hire a new team of writers for “Bull” this season? I hate to jinx anything, but the S4 episodes have actually had quasi-plausible storylines. What is happening?
I don’t know, but I can tell you what is not
Family Dispute Brings Out the Best in Benny (and the Bull in Dr. Bull)
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Here’s a question: Why hasn’t anyone in the World of Bull ever called him out for providing legal advice and representation without a license? I get the whole “gotta-make-it-sexy” spin from Hollywood, but isn’t “Bull” supposed to
From Prosecutor to Defender: Benny Switches Sides on “Bull”
Justice delayed is far from ideal, but it’s better than life behind bars.
This column is supposed to address the realities and absurdities of jury consulting as depicted in CBS’ “Bull.” But what’s an author to do when the episode
Fanciful Technology Aside, Bull Gives Realistic Portrayal of Voir Dire Seed-Planting
Pinch me. The voir dire questioning in this week’s episode of “Bull” was actually something I can sink my teeth into. At least as far as the Hollywoodization of jury selection goes.
This week’s storyline centered on a Securities and
Benny Returns and Gives “Bull” a Dose of Much-Needed Courtroom Realism
Welcome back to “Bull,” everyone. Season 4 jumped off to a fast start, and so will I.
(Need a quick recap of the Season 3 finale? Click here.)
If you’ve read previous columns, I’ve repeatedly dissed the writers and
CourtroomLogic Consulting, LLC, Named Best Jury Consultant in Dallas, Earns Place in Hall of Fame
Also Named One of the Top Three in Austin
CourtroomLogic Consulting, LLC, led by president and founder Kacy Miller, has been recognized by Texas Lawyer as the best jury consultant in Dallas in its annual “Best Of” survey of companies