Focus Groups: How to Do Your Own Jury Research - On Demand Discover-Insurance-Bad-Faith The instructor version has commentary

The instructor version has commentary designed to help you guide students through the drills by laying out the issues focused on in the drills and provides topics for discussion

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Focus Groups: How to Do Your Own Jury Research - On Demand Discover-Insurance-Bad-Faith The instructor version has commentaryClick here for Access Instructions for On Demand Programs. Each user must register individually as they will need their own login to access the program. Many trial lawyers wrongly believe focus groups are complicated, expensive, and impossible to do on your own. Now, with David Ball's presentation Focus Groups: How to Do Your Own Jury Research, you or your staff can run a focus group with ease. In this video, David Ball and his partners Debra Miller