SOLUTIONS FOR YOUR TRIAL'S UNKNOWNS
SPECIALIZED TRIAL SUPPORT FOR CRIMINAL AND CIVIL JURY TRIALS
Experienced in both civil and criminal trials, available to assist attorneys throughout the Commonwealth of Kentucky
Juror Research
Specialized research of prospective jurors to support counsel in identifying potential bias, assessing risk, and evaluating juror suitability. Information from juror qualification forms, public records, court filings, and publicly available sources is analyzed to produce concise juror profiles for use during voir dire and jury selection.
Research is distilled into organized summaries designed to facilitate efficient review and informed decision-making in real time during jury selection.
Trial Strategy & Case Presentation
Support is available in advance of trial to assist counsel in shaping the narrative and presentation of the case. Services may include development of case themes, storytelling strategy, organization of evidence, and preparation of demonstrative and exhibit materials to facilitate clear communication with the jury.
Courtroom Presentation & Trial Technology
Available to support counsel during trial through management of presentation technology, digital exhibits, and audiovisual materials. Services include operation of courtroom presentation systems, coordination of exhibits, and real-time preparation or modification of graphics and video to support testimony and evidentiary presentation.
Courtroom Observation & Support
Available to assist counsel during trial through discreet courtroom observation and real-time support. Services include monitoring juror attentiveness and reactions, noting presentation or evidentiary issues, tracking developments as testimony unfolds, and providing timely feedback to support effective trial management.
ABOUT ME
ABOUT ME
Shannon Farley provides specialized litigation support for attorneys preparing for jury trial in both civil and criminal cases. She is a member of the American Society of Trial Consultants and is nationally recognized for her use of social media for investigations. (See more here.) She has conducted individual juror research for cases ranging from DUI defense trials to multi-million dollar civil suits and has worked with both state and federal juries.
Shannon retired from the Kentucky Department of Corrections in 2024. While with Corrections, she was responsible for preparing pre-sentence investigation reports and brings an in-depth understanding of court procedure, decorum, and ethical responsibility to the services she provides for both civil and criminal trial attorneys.
Shannon is a graduate of Murray State University with a degree in criminal justice and minor in psychology. She resides in Murray with her husband, Chris Hendricks, a criminal defense and civil attorney, and their two cats, Bonnie and Clyde.
