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The Litigation Psychology Podcast

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Medical Malpractice
Litigation Psychology
Witness Preparation
Mental Health
Jury Selection
Expert Witnesses
Trial Preparation
Law Firm Finance
Trial Testimony
Witness Training
Jury Perception
Expert Witness Testimony
Litigation Timeline
Mediation Strategies
Reptile Theory
Cross-Examination
Courtroom Strategies
Trial Experience
Mentorship In Law
Generational Differences

The Litigation Psychology Podcast presented by Courtroom Sciences, Inc. (CSI) is a podcast for in-house and outside defense counsel and insurance claims personnel about the intersection of science and litigation. We explore topics of interest to the defense bar, with a particular emphasis on subjects that don‘t get enough attention. Our hosts are experts in Clinical Psychology, Social Psychology, ... more

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Chantal Roberts, Principal & CEO of CMR Consulting, joins Bill Kanasky, Jr., Ph.D. to talk all about insurance. Bill and Chantal discuss the all-out blitz against the insurance industry by the plaintiff's bar and the issues with policyholder's confus... more

The likeability of witnesses is a huge factor in juror evaluation and decision-making. Bill Kanasky, Jr., Ph.D. talks about the necessity of testing plaintiff likeability by getting the plaintiff deposition on video so it can be played in a focus gro... more

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CSI Litigation Consultant Linda Khzam joins Bill Kanasky, Jr., Ph.D. to talk about early jury research. Linda describes the format of the virtual focus group model and benefits that clients and attorneys realize from conducting these education and ev... more

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Mike Bassett, Trial Lawyer and Managing Partner at The Bassett Firm, joins Steve Wood, Ph.D. and Bill Kanasky, Jr., Ph.D. to commemorate the 300th episode of The Litigation Psychology Podcast and discuss a wide range of topics about managing litigati... more

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Recent Guests

Doug Marcello
Trial attorney focused on the transportation and trucking industry
Episode: #298 - State of the Union in Trucking Litigation
Johan Flynn
Owner of the J. Flynn Law Firm, specializing in asbestos cases.
J. Flynn Law Firm
Episode: #276 - Securing a Defense Verdict Using Disruptive Voir Dire
Kevin Greene
Attorney at Wilcox Savage, specializing in toxic tort defense.
Wilcox Savage
Episode: #276 - Securing a Defense Verdict Using Disruptive Voir Dire
Linda Khzam
Consultant at Courtroom Sciences
Courtroom Sciences, Inc.
Episode: #267 - Managing Witness Anxiety in Deposition Prep
Georgianne Walker
Trial attorney with extensive experience in medical malpractice
Episode: #265 - Recent Trends in Civil Litigation
Jim Pattillo
Defense attorney at Christian & Small
Christian & Small
Episode: #255 - Different Types of Plaintiff Attorneys
Bryan Falchuk
President and CEO of PLRB; author of the Future of Insurance Book Series
PLRB
Episode: #254 - The Current & Future State of Insurance & Insurance Defense
Jefferson Morley
Renowned journalist and historian focused on the JFK assassination and related topics.
Episode: #240 - JFK Assassination Updates
Jonathan Wohlwend
Associate Attorney at Bradley's Birmingham Office specializing in trademarks and NIL law
Bradley
Episode: #235 - Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) and Litigation

Hosts

Dr. Bill Kanasky
Host and co-host with expertise in psychology applied to litigation; senior figure at Courtroom Sciences, Inc.
Dr. Steve Wood
Co-host with specialization in psychology and jury research; frequent collaborator in episodes.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 47 ratings
  • So helpful!

    I'm currently navigating uncharted territory with my legal insurance terminating my counsel a month before a two week trial against my perpetrator that's suing me in federal court. I have so much respect for lawyers- the good ones. Drafting a motion right now like it's my job ;)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    rizz0418
    United States2 years ago
  • Excellent!

    This is an excellent podcast- full of information, humor and brutal honesty. Love it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Stberard071914
    United States4 years ago
  • Expert in litigation psychology

    Bill gives practical advice from years of expertise in jury selection and witness preparation, but his demeanor is conversational and easy to understand.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Bruddy Waters
    United States5 years ago

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Expert in litigation psychology: practical, actionable advice on jury selection and witness prep from a seasoned practitioner.
Excellent! informative and humorous with honest insights.
So helpful! practical motion drafting in a challenging case context.

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#300 - The Evolution of Litigation Defense
Q: What guidance would you share with the audience based on your recent experiences?
Invest in early jury research and open communication with clients about the value of data-driven decision making; share information openly rather than hoard it, because it improves outcomes for clients and ultimately benefits the defense bar as a whole.
#300 - The Evolution of Litigation Defense
Q: Mike, describe your experience with us doing early case assessment.
Early case assessment provides a roadmap: it clarifies strengths and weaknesses, shapes discovery, helps with witness coaching, guides which experts to hire, and even saves costs by avoiding unnecessary experts or overbuilt evidence.
#300 - The Evolution of Litigation Defense
Q: Mike, when you explain this to say, a client that does it the old way, or maybe say you have a new client, and they give you prototypical response to this, which is, well, let's just try to settle this at mediation. What's your response to that?
The approach is like building a house: prepare the blueprint early so you can lay a solid foundation, otherwise you waste money and miss critical data that could change the outcome. Early data guides what to pursue and what to avoid, and helps position the case for better settlement or trial outcomes.
#298 - State of the Union in Trucking Litigation
Q: What are some characteristics to look for in law firms for success in trucking litigation?
Law firms should have trial experience, a clear vision for the case, and proactively manage the litigation process.
#298 - State of the Union in Trucking Litigation
Q: What are the top one or two warnings you're giving trucking CEOs about litigation going forward?
Choose your insurer carefully and ensure they have a good response strategy, and select attorneys who work to win rather than just manage the file.

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The program skew is toward data-driven, psychology-informed litigation strategies for the defense bar, with a trademark focus on jury research, witness preparation, and opening statements. Episodes frequently explore how cognitive biases, jury psychology, and modern tech intersect with civil litigation, often weighing ethics and practicalities of AI-assisted practice. Noteworthy is the willingness to challenge traditional trial approaches, emphasize early case assessment, and promote collaboration within the defense community to improve outcomes. Potential listeners—defense attorneys, insurance claims professionals, and in-house counsel—will likely appreciate practical frameworks, actionable tips, and candid discussions with experienced tri... more

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