Chase Hughes

Yeah. Yeah. But most of the ones that I did were. Just to be honest, it was wealthy people that were being sued because they owned a business and then people were suing them. So that's usually what it is. And most of them were jury trials. Interesting. And some of them were...

Yeah. Yeah. But most of the ones that I did were. Just to be honest, it was wealthy people that were being sued because they owned a business and then people were suing them. So that's usually what it is. And most of them were jury trials. Interesting. And some of them were...

wealthy person with tax evasion or wealthy person with uh most of those like complaints it was people you've never heard of that maybe own a small country club or own a little medical practice or something like that or a plastic surgery clinic and they get a lawsuit and they go to a jury trial for a lot of these and we'll go in and pick the jury and or help them pick the jury Really?

wealthy person with tax evasion or wealthy person with uh most of those like complaints it was people you've never heard of that maybe own a small country club or own a little medical practice or something like that or a plastic surgery clinic and they get a lawsuit and they go to a jury trial for a lot of these and we'll go in and pick the jury and or help them pick the jury Really?

wealthy person with tax evasion or wealthy person with uh most of those like complaints it was people you've never heard of that maybe own a small country club or own a little medical practice or something like that or a plastic surgery clinic and they get a lawsuit and they go to a jury trial for a lot of these and we'll go in and pick the jury and or help them pick the jury Really?

We talk to them about what questions to ask, number one, and then what behavioral profile you're going to look for. Interesting. So what kind of person. Oh, wow. If I – let's say I did a case pro bono one time. Yeah, I can talk about it. A lady was suing a grocery store chain because she slipped on a – green bean or piece of watermelon or something on the floor. And so we needed a jury.

We talk to them about what questions to ask, number one, and then what behavioral profile you're going to look for. Interesting. So what kind of person. Oh, wow. If I – let's say I did a case pro bono one time. Yeah, I can talk about it. A lady was suing a grocery store chain because she slipped on a – green bean or piece of watermelon or something on the floor. And so we needed a jury.

We talk to them about what questions to ask, number one, and then what behavioral profile you're going to look for. Interesting. So what kind of person. Oh, wow. If I – let's say I did a case pro bono one time. Yeah, I can talk about it. A lady was suing a grocery store chain because she slipped on a – green bean or piece of watermelon or something on the floor. And so we needed a jury.

You know what locus of control is? Like an external locus or an internal locus. Okay, yeah. It's either like, I believe the world happens to me, like maybe a victim, or I believe I happen to the world. I choose my fate. So we wanted a jury with an external locus of control who would be more likely to side on a victim's side. Does that make sense so far? So-

You know what locus of control is? Like an external locus or an internal locus. Okay, yeah. It's either like, I believe the world happens to me, like maybe a victim, or I believe I happen to the world. I choose my fate. So we wanted a jury with an external locus of control who would be more likely to side on a victim's side. Does that make sense so far? So-

You know what locus of control is? Like an external locus or an internal locus. Okay, yeah. It's either like, I believe the world happens to me, like maybe a victim, or I believe I happen to the world. I choose my fate. So we wanted a jury with an external locus of control who would be more likely to side on a victim's side. Does that make sense so far? So-

We would ask these jury members the only question. It's just one question because the attorneys are allowed to ask several questions. I don't know the law very well, but I think it differs by state. But the question we passed around to each jury member to determine locus of control was how does a person catch a cold? That's it. So let's, and I'll let you be the trial consultant here.

We would ask these jury members the only question. It's just one question because the attorneys are allowed to ask several questions. I don't know the law very well, but I think it differs by state. But the question we passed around to each jury member to determine locus of control was how does a person catch a cold? That's it. So let's, and I'll let you be the trial consultant here.

We would ask these jury members the only question. It's just one question because the attorneys are allowed to ask several questions. I don't know the law very well, but I think it differs by state. But the question we passed around to each jury member to determine locus of control was how does a person catch a cold? That's it. So let's, and I'll let you be the trial consultant here.

So you hear one juror say, well, I didn't take my vitamins enough. I didn't take care of myself. I wasn't really washing my hands. I didn't sanitize when I should have sanitized. I have vitamin C at home, but I always forget to take it. And that's my fault. I mean, there's probably a million reasons. You hear another juror say, Well, there's a million reasons you can catch a cold.

So you hear one juror say, well, I didn't take my vitamins enough. I didn't take care of myself. I wasn't really washing my hands. I didn't sanitize when I should have sanitized. I have vitamin C at home, but I always forget to take it. And that's my fault. I mean, there's probably a million reasons. You hear another juror say, Well, there's a million reasons you can catch a cold.

So you hear one juror say, well, I didn't take my vitamins enough. I didn't take care of myself. I wasn't really washing my hands. I didn't sanitize when I should have sanitized. I have vitamin C at home, but I always forget to take it. And that's my fault. I mean, there's probably a million reasons. You hear another juror say, Well, there's a million reasons you can catch a cold.

These little kids picking their nose, wiping boogers on the stair rails. There's people coughing and not covering up their mouth. There's people that are going outside their house and they're sick. You became a trial consultant just then. You know exactly the type of person that you're dealing with in both of those cases. Because one's external and one's an internal locus.

These little kids picking their nose, wiping boogers on the stair rails. There's people coughing and not covering up their mouth. There's people that are going outside their house and they're sick. You became a trial consultant just then. You know exactly the type of person that you're dealing with in both of those cases. Because one's external and one's an internal locus.

These little kids picking their nose, wiping boogers on the stair rails. There's people coughing and not covering up their mouth. There's people that are going outside their house and they're sick. You became a trial consultant just then. You know exactly the type of person that you're dealing with in both of those cases. Because one's external and one's an internal locus.