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Who is VerdictSimulator
VerdictSimulator is your dedicated trial-research team helping legal teams make evidence-based decisions through advanced jury simulation.
What We Do
We recruit a large, diverse jury pool (typically 75-100 jurors) representative of your venue to review your case facts, render judgments, and answer questionnaires.
We execute a Monte-Carlo simulation of 1,000 different jury combinations to estimate verdict outcomes.
We deliver verdict results (liability, damage awards), juror feedback, and analytics on what arguments mattered (and what didn’t).
We provide jury selection analytics: who are your best/worst jurors; what voir-dire questions to ask; what themes resonate.
Who We Serve
VerdictSimulator is ideal for high-stakes litigation, including personal injury, employment discrimination, malpractice, product-liability, and wrongful death cases.
Why We’re Different
Traditional Methods:
Rely on mock trials or focus groups with small sample sizes.
Slow to execute and often expensive.
In-house analytics teams may lack the bandwidth or statistical depth for large-scale analysis.
VerdictSimulator Approach:
Uses statistical simulation with large sample sizes (hundreds of jurors) for faster, scalable insights.
Provides more accurate predictions using Monte-Carlo modeling and demographic weighting.
Backed by a dedicated analytics team and framework built specifically for trial strategy and jury research.
Verdict Results
Likely verdict outcome for liability and damages. VerdictSimulator+1
Monte-Carlo simulation of 1,000 jury combinations. VerdictSimulator+1
Each juror’s feedback on their reasoning. VerdictSimulator
Reasons for Your Results
Which arguments or issues/themes mattered most to jurors.
Which issues didn’t matter at all.
Breakdown of the strongest reactions that drove plaintiff damages and defense verdicts.
Jury Selection Analytics
Who are your best and worst jurors.
What questions should be prioritized in voir dire.
Analytics on why some groups of jurors were better or worse for you.
Typical Use-Cases & Timing
For early mediation: We can get involved in initial stages and give a decisive edge.
The most common stage: Toward the end of discovery, once both sides have solid arguments but before mediation begins.
For trial preparation: When the case is headed to trial and you’re considering a mock trial or focus-group, our Premium package offers full analytics.
Success Stories
A California police-department defended against a high-profile civil lawsuit seeking $55 million. Through simulation of 1,000 jury panels, the average award estimate was $22.1 million (95% confidence interval $10.5 m - $35.5 m). Armed with these insights, the team settled the case around $22 million.
A major international airline facing admitted liability litigation used the simulation findings to navigate mediation and reach a favorable settlement significantly below the predicted average damages.
Pricing Overview
Essential Damages: 75 jurors + verdict results. ($7,499)
Standard Damages (most popular): 75 jurors + verdict results + case analysis of reasons for your verdict results. ($11,999)
Premium Analytics: 100 jurors + verdict results + case analysis + jury selection analytics (profiles, voir‐dire questions, key insights). ($19,999)
Contact & Attribution
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Last updated: October 2025