Having practiced in the field of trial consulting for over 25 years, Beth is a seasoned trial consultant who possesses a wealth of knowledge about persuasion and the psychology of decision makers. Beth’s professional experience spans state and federal venues in 47 states and Canada. She has studied jury behavior and the jury decision-making process in hundreds of complex cases in various areas including IP, antitrust, contracts, environmental/toxic tort, product liability, personal injury, civil rights, employment, and securities. Her consulting experience includes jury and bench trials, mediation, arbitration and hearings involving specialized decision makers. Over the years, she has learned from thousands of jurors and judges and developed a professional intuition that allows her to help her clients understand how jurors and judges will think about and react to the most challenging aspects of their cases. In her practice, Beth helps her clients with all pre-trial and trial needs. She designs research that is methodologically sound and tailored to answer her clients’ questions and helps them to prepare effective, practical and persuasive messaging strategies for trial. She routinely works with fact and expert witnesses, including foreign witnesses, to help them prepare for deposition and trial so that they can communicate effectively to their decision makers. At trial, she provides an array of consultation services including assistance with witness preparation, opening and closing, juror profiling, voir dire strategy and jury selection. Beth graduated from Boston University cum laude and With Distinction, concentrating in psychology and statistics. She then earned a master's degree in forensic psychology from The University of North Dakota. This unique graduate program is one of the few in the nation that intersects the two fields of psychology and the law. As a graduate student, Beth specialized in the study of jury psychology and human behavior.Beth is frequently asked to lecture on various topics regarding jury psychology and has given numerous CLE presentations at professional conferences, law firms and other organizations. She also has provided consultation on select pro bono matters. Beth is a Navy Brat based in Providence, RI. Having lived in many places, she has spent most of her life in New England (MA, RI). She is a lifelong Red Sox fan, avid sailor, road cyclist and competitive rifle markswoman. She has applied her knowledge and experience from these recreational interests to multiple cases including cycling accident cases.