Jill Huntley Taylor, Ph.D.

Dr. Huntley Taylor started in the trial consulting business as she completed her Ph.D. in social psychology from Claremont Graduate University, as one of the first researchers to apply the story model of juror decision making to civil litigation.  https://link.springer.com/article/10.1023/A:1021674811225

For 25 years, she has been a go-to consultant for conducting jury research, focus groups, witness preparation, and jury selections on cases across the country.  

From single-plaintiff cases to high-profile and high-stakes litigation, she prides herself on her accessibility and long-term relationships with clients.

Dr. Huntley Taylor is often invited to speak at firm or corporate seminars, bar conferences, and give statements to the media.  She also regularly writes on a variety of topics related to juries and jury decision making.  Some of these topics include: Gender in the Courtroom, Implicit Bias, Juror Attitudes, Punitive Damages, Title IX, Addressing Fairness in Employment Cases, Opening Statements, Generational Considerations, Medical Malpractice, and Witness Preparation.   

• Antitrust
• Conspiracy
• Construction
• Contracts 
• Defamation
• Education
• Employment / Class Action / Discrimination / Wage and Hour / Wrongful Termination
• Intellectual Property
• Personal Injury
• Product Liability
• Professional Liability Accounting / Legal / Medical Malpractice
• Securities
• Title IX