Test your case with a virtual Texas jury.
Texas Jury Study is a virtual jury study service built for Texas litigation. Get unfiltered reactions from a cross-section of real Texans — at a fraction of the cost of a traditional jury consultant.
Confidential• Virtual• Texas-wide
What is Texas Jury Study?
A virtual jury study service for Texas litigation cases. We assemble panels of 6 to 12 participants drawn as a random cross-section of the Texas population — broadly reflective of the venires you'd encounter across the state's 254 counties. Attorneys, mediators, arbitrators, and insurance adjusters use these panels to pressure-test their cases.
Who should submit a case?
Anyone in the legal industry with a case where juror perspective matters.
Litigation & trial attorneys
Plaintiff- and defense-side counsel preparing for trial, mediation, or settlement.
Insurance companies & adjusters
Evaluating exposure and the likely jury response on disputed claims.
Mediators
Bringing data-driven perspective to the table before settlement discussions.
Arbitrators
Stress-testing how a panel of laypeople would react to the evidence at hand.
When should you run a study?
There's no single right moment — a study is useful at every stage, and the best results often come from running more than one as the case develops.
Intake phase
Decide whether to take the case, and at what value, before you commit resources.
Throughout litigation
Re-evaluate strategy as new facts surface, motions are decided, and the record builds.
Before & after depositions
Plan what to ask going in, and assess how the testimony actually lands coming out.
Before trial
Test openings, themes, exhibits, and damages frameworks while there's still time to adjust.
Many of our customer run studies multiple times on the same case — continuous re-evaluation is part of how good trial strategy is built.
Flexible, cost-effective pricing.
Starting price for virtual studies. In-person pricing is available based on your needs.
- Pay per session
- Virtual delivery by default
- In-person available on request
Typical cost for a engagement with a traditional jury consultant — often out of reach for everyday cases.
- Large upfront retainers
- Tied to in-person logistics
- Limited to high-stakes cases
We built Texas Jury Study so jury research isn't reserved for the biggest cases on the biggest dockets. Whether you need a single hour or an ongoing engagement, pricing scales to the case.
How do I sign up?
If the service makes sense for your practice, the next step is to create an account. Submit your first case, share the materials you want the panel to consider, and we'll handle the rest.
Ready to submit a case?
Create your account — no commitment, and no charge until you actually run a study.