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Carolyn Robbins Manley,
Ph.D.
President and Senior Litigation Consultant
Dr. Manley began her career at Decision Research in
Boston, Massachusetts assisting with the organization
and analysis of both legal and marketing oriented focus
groups. In 1987, she joined Trial Consultants in Miami,
Florida as an associate litigation consultant working
exclusively on jury simulations and focus groups. In
1988, Dr. Manley formed her own litigation research
company, Carolyn Robbins Jury Simulations, Inc. Since
that time, Dr. Manley has assisted lawyers in preparing
for a variety of cases including: medical malpractice,
copyright and patent law, product liability, real estate
law, securities litigation, wrongful death, contracts,
business torts, eminent domain, sexual harassment, criminal
law, and environmental law. She has appeared on CNN’s
Larry King Live, CNBC’s Tom Snyder Show and MSNBC
to deliver opinions on prominent jury trials and the
jury system. Dr. Manley obtained her B.A. in Psychology
from Tufts University, graduating cum laude, and holds
a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Nova Southeastern
University in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.
Jodi Aronson Prohofsky,
Ph.D.
Associate Trial Consultant
Dr. Aronson’s background consists of extensive
experience in psychotherapy, and in the observation
and analysis of group dynamics. During the past ten
years, Dr. Aronson has treated clients in various populations
such as the mentally handicapped, women in correctional
institutions, and family therapy. Her experience with
groups enhances CRJSI’s ability to analyze the
deliberation process. Dr. Aronson has her BA in psychology
from the University of Florida, her Masters in Education/Family
Therapy from the University of Miami and her Ph.D. in
Marriage and Family Therapy from Nova Southeastern University.
Jennifer Mae Hoberman,
J.D.
Legal Consultant
Ms. Hoberman received her J.D. from the University of
Miami School of Law cum laude. She was a member of the
University of Miami Law Review. She was an associate
with Weil, Gotshal & Manges. Her knowledge of the
law and her experience in the courtroom contribute to
CRJSI’s team of consultants in a substantial manner.
She is able to suggest innovative yet practical approaches
to trial consulting, helping CRJSI to produce highly
effective analyses and recommendations.
Shoshana Davids Dweck,
J.D.
Legal Consultant
Ms. Dweck received her law degree from the University
of Virginia. She was an associate with the New York
offices of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom,
and Morrison and Foerster. Ms. Dweck contributes the
CRJSI by bringing her extensive knowledge of products
liability, mass tort litigation and internet law.
Sal Pisani
Creative Arts Consultant
Mr. Pisani, a member of the Screen Actors Guild, brings
to CRJSI the creative aspects of acting. Mr. Pisani
applies numerous acting techniques in order to enhance
persuasiveness. He has appeared on T.V., in film and
in the theatre professionally for the last ten years.
Jennifer Lipkin
Associate Trial Consultant/ Communications
Consultant
Ms. Lipkin brings to CRJSI an extensive background in
journalism and television news production. She has worked
at Fox News/Channel 7 in South Florida in segment production
and has independently produced numerous news and industrial
pieces. She applies her interviewing and investigative
skills to enhance the jury discussion groups. Her experience
in television contributes to producing effective and
coherent jury research projects.
Clara Lora, M.S., Ph.D.
Candidate
Associate Trial Consultant
Ms. Lora is presently obtaining her Ph.D. in clinical
psychology at Nova Southeastern University. She brings
to CRJSI her statistical background and experience with
research and development of questionnaires. She also
has extensive experience facilitating group discussions,
both in English and in Spanish. Her broad background
in psychology allows her to effectively draw out jurors’
thoughts and feelings.
Dina R. April
Associate Trial Consultant
A graduate of Northwestern University, Dina April has
been an associate consultant with CRJSI for 11 years.
She has taken graduate level courses in counseling psychology
and communications. Her varied background, which includes
careers in both media and psychology, allows her to
bring a unique perspective to jury consulting. Ms. April’s
writing has appeared in the Chicago Tribune, Conscious
Choice and the Monthly Aspectarian. She has presented
at workshops nationwide.
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