At heart, a consulting firm is its people.

We're proud of our accomplished team, which is committed to bringing you the most creative and empirically rigorous trial consulting in the business.

At TBC, our experienced consultants give you the personal attention you require to develop a winning strategy.  Whether you represent a national corporation, a small business, a government agency, or an individual, we offer consulting services to satisfy your needs as well as your budget.

Our consultants have a rare depth of experience and skill.  All senior consultants and many junior consultants have graduate training in communication, psychology, anthropology or sociology.  In addition, our principals have personally consulted on over 4000 cases nationwide, selected over 1200 juries, evaluated responses from over 20,000 potential jurors, and interviewed real jurors from over 500 completed trials.

What can you expect from TBCI?

Education

Our Senior Consultants are trained social scientists, offering a range of perspectives from psychology, anthropology, folklore, communication, sociology, social psychology, and statistics.  We have two Fulbright scholars, two former university professors, and a champion debater.

Experience

We draw on over twenty-five years of data and trial experience.  We have worked on many complex and high profile cases.  And we go to trial frequently in venues all over the country, so we have deep knowledge of local jury pools as well as judges and their jury selection and courtroom practices.

Creativity

We don’t take a cookie cutter approach to your case.  We quickly assess your case problem areas and help craft a custom-made solution that meets your trial needs—and your budget.

Quality and Professionalism

Our team of professionals works together with you and your team to reach your goals and achieve success.  We staff our cases with senior, experienced people — no bait and switch.  We take the time and care to meticulously analyze your case and any data we collect.  And we think strategically, informed by trial experience, the rules of evidence, and your case facts.