Amanda Panagakis, PhD.


As a paralegal, Amanda was introduced to mock trials, focus groups, witness preparation, and jury selection and instantly knew that she wanted to become a trial consultant. After finishing her Doctorate of Philosophy in Psychology, Amanda worked as a trial consultant for several focus group and mock trial companies before joining our First Court team in 2023.

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How a Company's Response to Mistakes Shapes Its Destiny

Feb 22, 2024 11:37:24 AM / by Amanda Panagakis, PhD.
In the competitive business landscape, mistakes are inevitable. Whether it's a product flaw, a service error, or a communication mishap, no company is immune to the occasional misstep. However, what truly sets successful businesses apart is not the absence of mistakes but their ability to respond ...
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Unveiling the Power Dynamics in Anchoring Damages

Jan 26, 2024 11:50:38 AM / by Amanda Panagakis, PhD.
In the complex landscape of civil litigation, the concept of "anchoring damages" has evolved into a pivotal term, resonating deeply within legal circles. While the notion that proposing a specific numerical figure can sway damages is not groundbreaking, a significant number of defense attorneys may ...
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Unraveling the Misunderstanding of Negligence: The Impact of Jurors' Misconceptions on Corporate Responsibility

Dec 13, 2023 2:44:43 PM / by Amanda Panagakis, PhD.
Introduction In the intricate landscape of the legal realm, the concept of negligence stands as a fundamental and complex element in determining liability. It plays a crucial role in various civil lawsuits, especially those involving corporate defendants. In recent times, there has been a growing ...
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The Power of Storyboard Visuals in Trial Arguments: A Litigator's Secret Weapon

Oct 11, 2023 11:14:12 AM / by Amanda Panagakis, PhD.
In the world of litigation, where the battle for justice is fought through words and evidence, the importance of effective communication cannot be overstated. Trial attorneys play a crucial role in persuading judges and juries to see the facts from their perspective. One powerful tool that has ...
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