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| We exist to facilitate success for our clients. Success is calculated differently in every case. A positive outcome in some cases is mitigation of damages, where in another case it requires an award of some threshold amount. Our mission is to produce a more positive result for our clients than they would have been able to achieve otherwise. This is seen in increasing the number of biased jurors who are disqualified for cause, instead of through the use of peremptory strikes. It is seen in crafting more persuasive argument, or coming up with trial themes and analogies. It is seen in identifying the previously invisible land mines in our case, in time to make the strategic adjustments that keep success at hand. |
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| Dr. Keene is a Psychologist, licensed by the State of Texas. His trial consulting practice includes pre-trial research, development of themes and strategies for case presentation, jury selection, witness preparation, concurrent trial consultation, and post-verdict research. He is co-author, with Paul Begala, of The Jury Project, a research based analysis of juror attitudes around Texas, and a model for understanding the relationship between life experiences and bias. He is a frequent faculty member at legal conferences, and regularly contributes to programs and colleges offered by the Association of Trial Lawyers of America. Based in Austin, Texas, Dr. Keene has a national consulting practice. |
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| Dr. Handrich is a Psychologist licensed in the State of Texas with years of experience in both clinical and research arenas. She has appeared as an expert witness in courts, and has particular expertise in the areas of employment law and dangerousness. She joined Keene Trial Consulting as an Associate Trial Consultant in June, 2000. Since that time she has conducted pre-trial research and assisted with jury selection. She has also co-authored papers with Dr. Keene on racial bias in juries and strategies involved in nursing home litigation. |
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