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Partner, Claggett & Sykes Trial Attorneys and Co-Author, JuryBall
Sean is a powerhouse trial attorney and the founding partner of Claggett & Sykes Trial Lawyers, where he serves as the firm’s lead trial lawyer. Since launching the firm in 2005, Sean has built a national reputation as one of the most formidable litigators in America, securing record-breaking verdicts and earning widespread acclaim for his relentless advocacy. In 2017, Sean was honored by his peers at the Nevada Justice Association as Nevada’s Trial Attorney of the Year, recognizing his exceptional skill and impact in the courtroom. Sean’s extraordinary success continued in 2021, when he obtained a $38.75 million verdict for the mother of an 11-year-old girl who was tragically killed by a garbage truck while crossing in a marked crosswalk. In 2023, Sean and the firm’s trial team in New Mexico secured a record-breaking $485 million jury verdict against national healthcare company Acadia Healthcare, Inc., for placing children in a foster home with a known sexual predator, believed to be the largest single-plaintiff sexual abuse verdict ever. That same year, he won a $48.63 million medical negligence verdict on behalf of Amy Geiler, a woman left in a locked-in state due to medical negligence. Sean’s continued his passion for justice into 2024, when he secured a $20 million verdict in a complex product defect trial lasting three months. In April 2025, he helped deliver a historic $145+ million jury verdict in a workers’ compensation bad faith case against NorGUARD Insurance Company—the largest bad faith verdict in U.S. history. Recognized in 2020 by Courtroom View Network as one of the “Who We’re Watching” lawyers—an elite group of the best trial lawyers of the decade—Sean has firmly established himself as one of the most exceptional and influential trial attorneys of his generation. Time and again, Sean proves that he’s not just a lawyer, but a fearless advocate dedicated to delivering justice for his clients on the biggest stages in the country.
Attorney, Campbell Law and Co-Author, JuryBall
John Campbell is a pioneer in the science of juries, blending rigorous academic research with real-world trial strategy to unlock the secrets of how jurors think, decide, and deliver justice. Since 2011, John has dedicated his career to studying juries, immersing himself in both groundbreaking scholarly research and high-stakes, case-specific analysis. He has explored over 700 cases involving more than a quarter of a million jurors nationwide, partnering with some of America’s most respected and successful trial lawyers to translate data into powerful courtroom results. As the former director of the Civil Justice Institute at the University of Denver College of Law, John orchestrated some of the largest academic jury research projects ever undertaken and became deeply versed in the rapidly expanding literature on juror psychology and behavior. John has worked alongside some of the world’s brightest minds to tackle fascinating questions at the intersection of human cognition and juror decision-making, examining how people weigh evidence, assign value to damages, and respond to narrative persuasion in the courtroom. His mission is clear: to bridge the gap between cutting-edge research and everyday trial practice, empowering lawyers with insights that can transform their cases and deliver justice for their clients.
Attorney, Campbell Law and Co-Author, JuryBall
Alicia Campbell is a dynamic force in the legal world, known for her fearless approach to practicing law and her innovative use of data-driven strategies. Less than two years after becoming a lawyer, Alicia founded her own firm, Campbell Law LLC, blazing her own trail from the start. In the early days, she built a thriving Social Security practice and tackled a wide range of legal matters, from contract negotiations to motor-vehicle cases and consumer law disputes. Over time, Alicia discovered a deep passion and remarkable talent for taking on powerful financial institutions. She earned a reputation as the “Best Lawyer to Call If the Bank Wants Your House” in St. Louis, successfully representing clients in complex litigation against big banks and honing her formidable courtroom skills. In 2016, Alicia began integrating big data research into her practice to analyze complex cases involving multiple defendants. This innovative approach transformed her practice and became a cornerstone of her professional focus. Today, much of Alicia’s work involves collaborating with John Campbell on sophisticated big data research projects for attorneys nationwide. Campbell Law LLC, now proudly celebrating its 15th year, serves as the hub for their cutting-edge consulting work while Alicia continues to litigate her own cases, with a special emphasis on excessive force claims and class actions. Alicia’s career reflects her relentless drive, intellectual curiosity, and unwavering commitment to justice--qualities that make her a standout in the modern legal landscape.
Professor of Law, Cornell Law School
Valerie P. Hans is the Charles F. Rechlin Professor of Law at Cornell Law School, where she teaches courses on torts, social science and the law, and a seminar on the contemporary American jury system. She holds a Ph.D. in Social Psychology from the University of Toronto and is a leading authority on jury systems in the USA and in other countries. She has carried out extensive research and lectured around the globe on juries and jury reforms. She is the author or editor of 10 books and over 150 research articles. Right now, she is excited to be coediting the Research Handbook on Jury Decision Making, which includes chapters by many of the top scholars who study the jury. It should be a great resource for people who want to know all that researchers have learned about juries. It will be published by Elgar within the next year or so. Her books include Business on Trial: The Civil Jury and Corporate Responsibility; Judging the Jury; American Juries: The Verdict; The Psychology of Tort Law; and Juries, Lay Judges, and Mixed Courts: A Global Perspective. Her coauthored article, Democratic Renewal and the Civil Jury, which offers recommendations for strengthening the U.S. civil jury system, was recently awarded the 2025 Civil Justice Scholarship Award from the National Civil Justice Institute. She has consulted with judges, lawyers, and courts about a variety of jury matters. She is an elected member of the American Law Institute and is on the Board of Advisors of the Civil Justice Research Initiative. She has served as president of the Law and Society Association and co-president of the Society for Empirical Legal Studies. In her spare time, she makes (admittedly pretty mediocre) wine. But hope springs eternal.
Jury Consultant
As the owner and lead litigation consultant at Trial Dynamics, a consulting firm dedicated to plaintiff’s civil litigation, Jessica specializes in case framing, jury research, focus groups, mock trials, big data studies, opening statement development, witness preparation, and jury selection. Over the past two decades, Ms. Brylo has spoken to thousands of jurors and conducted hundreds of mock trials, the results of which she uses to guide case strategy and framing on several 7-9 figure catastrophic injury cases and multi-billion dollar class-action lawsuits. Ms. Brylo originally trained with one of the nation’s leading trial consultants, David Ball, Ph.D., and is one of a handful in the nation who has studied Arizona Project (1996) videos of real juries deliberating. She has a JD and Masters in Psychology, both from Duke University, and is a past board member of the American Society of Trial Consultants (ASTC). Jessica can be reached at: jessica@trialdynamics.net
Trial Lawyer
Geordan Logan is a powerhouse trial attorney whose remarkable path to the law has been shaped by discipline, creativity, and relentless drive. A native of New York City and the son of a mechanical engineer and a freelance photographer, Geordan grew up immersed in both logic and artistry: traits that now define his legal practice. After high school, he served nine years in the United States Air Force, including deployment during the Gulf War, working first as a Combat Communications Technician and later as a Professional Military Education Instructor. Following his military service, Geordan’s entrepreneurial spirit led him to build a highly successful computer training business in Minnesota, which was acquired by Kaplan, Inc. His talents propelled him into leadership roles with Kaplan, including overseeing pre-licensing education in Nevada and managing pre-college test prep programs across the western United States. In 2010, Geordan pivoted to law, attending the UNLV William S. Boyd School of Law, where he excelled academically and earned numerous accolades, including the prestigious American Society of Legal Writers’ Scribes Award. He distinguished himself as a Teaching Assistant, law journal editor, and leader of several student organizations. After law school, Geordan honed his courtroom skills as a Deputy Public Defender in Clark County, handling every stage of criminal cases and gaining invaluable trial experience. Since joining Claggett & Sykes Trial Lawyers in 2018, Geordan has rapidly become an integral part of the firm’s powerhouse team. His courtroom prowess and dedication to clients have led to extraordinary results, including being named, alongside Sean Claggett, to Courtroom View Network’s “Top 10 Most Impressive Plaintiff Verdicts of 2022” for securing over $14 million in a zero-offer case. In 2023, he was also part of the team that achieved a record-breaking $485 million jury verdict against Acadia Healthcare, Inc. Geordan’s career is a testament to his diverse talents, unwavering work ethic, and commitment to achieving justice for his clients.
Associate Professor, Cornell; Co-Founder, Focus with Fred; Jury Consultant
Jessica M. Salerno is an Associate Professor in the Social and Behavioral Sciences division at Arizona State University and an affiliate faculty member in the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice. She is a founding member of the ASU program on law and behavioral science and a fellow of the Society for Experimental Social Psychology and the Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics. She is also the Director of the PhD Program in Law & Psychology. She received her doctorate in social psychology from the University of Illinois at Chicago in 2012. Salerno is an extraordinary scholar whose groundbreaking research bridges social psychology and the legal system. She explores how emotion and intergroup dynamics shape legal decisions, uncovers how moral outrage fuels bias against stigmatized groups, and examines how jurors assess scientific evidence presented by expert witnesses. Her work also illuminates the fascinating differences between how individuals and groups make legal decisions, with a particular focus on how deliberation shapes outcomes. Salerno’s innovative insights are transforming our understanding of justice, making her one of the most brilliant minds in the field today. Salerno's work has been published in empirical journals and has been funded by the National Science Foundation, National Institute of Justice, the American Psychology-Law Society, the American Bar Foundation, and the Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues. She serves on the editorial board for Law and Human Behavior, and Psychology, Public Policy, & Law. She has won several research awards, including the New College for Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences Outstanding Research Award, the Association for Psychological Science's Rising Star designation, and the American Psychology-Law Society's Saleem Shah Early Career Award.
Jury Consultant
As a juror consultant who works exclusively for plaintiffs, Harry has helped trial lawyers pick juries that have delivered some of the biggest verdicts in personal injury, employment, and civil rights trials, including 40 verdicts of over $10 million and 8 verdicts over $100 million since 2021. He picked the jury in the largest employment verdict in the history of the country, the largest medical malpractice verdict in American history, and record verdicts in countless courtrooms. Harry loves teaching trial lawyers how to take jury selection to the next level, past de-selection. Harry and trial lawyer Dan Kramer co-host the new podcast Picking Justice teaching jury selection. Harry’s jury selection philosophy includes framing bias for jurors, identifying and keeping conscientious jurors, and motivating jurors to hold wrongdoing fully accountable. He believes that huge verdicts don’t just help plaintiffs, they make our world a safer, fairer place for customers, employees, and the public. When Harry is not in the courtroom, he’s a proud #GirlDad who chaperones his daughters’ elementary school field trips and referees AYSO soccer games most weekends.
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Discover JuryBall - the cutting-edge analytics platform revolutionizing jury selection and trial strategy. Join the inventors of trial science, Sean Claggett, Alicia Campbell, and John Campbell, as they introduce how data and predictive modeling are transforming the courtroom and driving better verdicts.
Sean Claggett
Alicia Campbell
John Campbell
Master the art of crafting persuasive big data statements and decoding complex reports. Join John and Alicia Campbell as you gain powerful techniques to transform raw analytics into compelling courtroom narratives that drive better outcomes and captivate juries.
John Campbell
Alicia Campbell
Explore the critical role of Qualified Settlement Funds in securing long-term justice and financial stability for plaintiffs, and why they are an essential tool in today’s litigation landscape.
Nick Coccimiglio
Join Valerie Hans as she unveils groundbreaking empirical research conducted with her colleagues, offering rare insights into how jurors navigate the complex and often controversial task of determining damage awards. Discover what truly influences jury decisions, and how these findings could reshape the future of civil justice.
Valerie Hans
Meet Fred: Big Data’s little brother and your secret weapon for trial prep. From testing case themes to analyzing video openings and key evidence, Fred delivers fast, targeted insights from real jurors, giving you the power to shape high-impact strategies before you ever enter the courtroom. Led by Nick Schweitzer and Alicia Campbell.
Nick Schweitzer
Alicia Campbell
Nick Schweitzer
Go behind the scenes with the nation’s leading jury consultants, Harry Plotkin and Jessica Brylo, with their clients, as they reveal how they leveraged big data to achieve massive courtroom victories. This is a firsthand look at the strategies, insights, and teamwork that turned high-stakes cases into headline-making wins.
Harry Plotkin
Jessica Brylo
Eric Rosen
Sean Claggett
Alicia Campbell
Dan Caplis
Jurors remember what they see - not just what they hear. Discover how Focus Graphics transforms complex facts into powerful visuals that persuade juries, simplify your story, and give you an edge at trial you can’t afford to miss
Seton Claggett
You’ve gathered the data. Now what? This session dives into the critical next step: transforming massive datasets into strategic action. Learn how to unlock the full potential of your Big Data study to drive smarter decisions, strengthen your case, and ultimately, maximize your recovery.
Geordan Logan
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