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Whether you’re in the early planning stages or your case or getting ready to go to trial, we can help you make your case maximally persuasive through every stage, from theme development to jury selection and beyond.
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Effective Research
Discover what is important to your potential jurors before you enter the courtroom.Creating and executing effective and insightful research allows you to develop strong themes and select the most beneficial jury possible.
Expert Testimony
Support your motions with experienced and persuasive expert assistance.Our experience in combining psychology and the law creates a persuasive argument to support your motions to sever and motions in limine.
Online & Nationwide
Conduct your research online or in-personWe are experienced in conducting both online and in-person research events and mock juries. Get the most out of our services no matter where you are.
Cort Heroy is the owner of Heroy Consulting, a trial and client management consultant firm in Eugene, OR. Cort has over 15 years direct experience decoding problematic client behaviors and uncovering hidden motivations. He has provided jury selection and case theme development services on both sides of the aisle in criminal and civil cases at both the state and federal level. Cort has provided his consulting services in measure 11 criminal cases as well as civil cases with potential damages in excess of $1 billion. In addition to his trial consulting work, Cort frequently testifies as an expert witness in motions to sever and motions in limine hearings. He frequently gives CLEs to local bar associations and Universities on subjects related to the intersection of psychology and trial law, and is currently providing a 2-month long course on the experience of juries for the National Association for Public Defense. Cort also serves as a member of the board of directors for the American Society of Trial Consultants.
When not working, Cort can be found most commonly acting as tech support for his wife and two children. Cort is an avid poker player and considers himself a SAAB enthusiast, having owned five different SAABs (though he sadly has none currently).
Cort has a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Davidson College, a master’s degree in clinical psychology from the American School of Professional Psychology, and is currently an “all but dissertation” PhD Candidate with the Chicago School of Professional Psychology. Cort’s dissertation and research focus is on the impact of accountability measures on conviction rates in joined criminal trials.