Question 1

What is litigation intelligence?

Accepted Answer

Litigation intelligence is the structured analysis of the people who decide cases. It combines behavioral segmentation, live juror scoring, and verdict modeling into one system a trial team shares. Unlike traditional jury consulting, it is built to be repeatable and retained: every matter adds to intelligence the firm keeps. VoirPro built the first end-to-end platform for it, Voirtex.

Question 2

How does jury analytics work?

Accepted Answer

Jury analytics enriches each potential juror with demographic, consumer, and behavioral signals (more than 150 per juror in Voirtex) and structures them into scores a trial team can act on. During voir dire, live courtroom observations update those scores in real time, producing a ranked view of the panel that guides strike and challenge decisions.

Question 3

How is VoirPro different from jury consulting?

Accepted Answer

Traditional jury consulting is a one-time engagement: expert insight that leaves when the consultant does. VoirPro delivers the same rigor as a platform-based system that is attorney-controlled and priced as flat per-matter SaaS rather than day rates. Juror profiles, scoring models, and themes stay with the firm and compound case over case.

Question 4

What is Voirtex?

Accepted Answer

Voirtex is VoirPro's litigation intelligence platform. Its six integrated modules (Matter Administration, Synthesis, Venire, Courtroom, Vectors, and Verdiction) cover the full trial lifecycle, from pre-trial strategy and jury-pool intake through live voir dire scoring and verdict modeling.

Question 5

What is VoirPro FINDS?

Accepted Answer

FINDS (Forensic Insight into Narrative & Decision Segmentation) is VoirPro's proprietary juror segmentation framework. It translates consumer, demographic, occupational, and courtroom-participation signals into patterns of how jurors decide: authority orientation, responsibility framing, decision style, and deliberation behavior. It is built on the same science as consumer segmentation systems like PRIZM and Mosaic, rebuilt for the courtroom.

Question 6

What is the VPI Score?

Accepted Answer

The VoirPro Index (VPI) Score is a proprietary composite that combines a juror's enriched background profile with live courtroom behavioral scoring. It gives the trial team a single ranked view of the venire and identifies optimal challenge targets in real time.

Question 7

How do trial teams score jurors during voir dire?

Accepted Answer

In Voirtex's Courtroom module, every team member scores jurors simultaneously from their own device. Scores are weighted by case themes, tied to each juror's FINDS profile, and rolled into VPI rankings. The entire panel stays visible, ranked, and updated in real time.

Question 8

What causes nuclear verdicts, and can they be predicted?

Accepted Answer

Nuclear verdicts (jury awards of $10 million or more) have risen sharply, driven in part by shifting juror attitudes toward corporate and institutional defendants. No verdict is fully predictable, but panel risk can be measured: structured juror screening identifies high-risk jurors before they are seated, which is where much of the exposure is set.

Question 9

Is VoirPro software, consulting, or both?

Accepted Answer

Both, by design. Voirtex is software your firm can license and run in-house. VoirPro also offers consulting, training, and advisory engagements, and every engagement runs on Voirtex, so firms can start with expert support and transition to independent use.

Answers to the questions trial teams ask most.