For plaintiff and defense litigators

Test your case before it costs you.

Almost no case reaches a jury. Every case is still valued, argued, and settled against what a jury would probably do. PocketJury lets you find that out early, on any matter, in minutes.

Currently in private testing with a small group of firms. Request early access.
Under 1%

of civil cases are decided by a jury, yet every settlement is priced against one.

$30k and up

is the going rate for a traditional mock jury or focus group, so most cases never get one.

Every case

deserves the same testing the biggest case on your docket gets.

What it does

The questions you actually have to answer, answered early.

Load a matter, add what you have, and put it in front of a panel. You get reactions in plain language, and work you can use the same afternoon.

Discovery worth serving

Turn a panel's questions into requests, interrogatories, and subpoenas written in language you can file, not a summary you have to translate.

The fact that decides it

Find out which fact carries the case and which one quietly sinks it, while there is still time to do something about either.

Motions worth filing

See what evidence would unfairly move a panel, and where your exposure sits, so motion practice is aimed rather than reflexive.

Who you want in the box

Learn which backgrounds line up against you and what to ask to find them, long before you are standing in front of a venire.

An argument you can try out

Run a theory, hear the pushback, change a word, and run it again. As many times as you want, on any case, not just the big one.

A number you can defend

Hear what a panel would award and what moves it up or down, before mediation, so your demand rests on something firmer than instinct.

How it works

Four steps, and you are in the room.

1

Open the matter

Name the case, the venue, and what happened. Add the record you have, including scanned documents.

2

Seat a panel

Draw a panel that reflects where the case will be heard, or a national cross-section when venue is undecided.

3

Ask what you need to know

Use your own questions or start from ours. Add a document mid conversation and ask what it changes.

4

Take the work with you

Leave with reactions, a read on where the case stands, and language you can put straight into a pleading.

Panel read
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Plaintiff 7
Undecided 2
Defense 3

Early access is open to a small group of firms.

We are working closely with a limited number of firms while the product takes shape. Tell us about your practice and we will be in touch about a look.

Works across personal injury, product liability, medical malpractice, and more
Solo practitioners through large firms
Run it on live matters every week

Request early access

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