What to Expect on Event Day

From check-in to payment, here's how a typical Truscott Research event day runs — and how to arrive prepared.

Updated October 3, 2026 1 min read

Most events run a full day, roughly 7:30 AM to 7:30 PM, though some are half-day sessions. Your confirmation call and email will spell out the exact hours for your event.

1. Check in

Arrive on time. Our team will verify your ID — bring a valid state ID or driver’s license showing the ZIP code on file in your profile — and get you oriented for the day.

2. Listen and learn

You’ll review case materials and hear presentations from attorneys preparing for trial.

3. Share your perspective

You’ll answer questions and join a mock jury discussion, just as you would for an actual case.

4. Breaks, meals, and payment

Breakfast and coffee are provided, with breaks about every two hours and a 30-minute lunch. Before you leave, you’ll receive an email that walks you through getting paid.

What to bring and wear

  • A valid state ID or driver’s license
  • Business casual attire, as you would wear for jury duty
  • Patience — schedules can shift over the course of the day

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Participant Perspectives

“Excellent facilitators. Precise instructions. Comfortable room. Exceptional compensation. Great meals and snacks. Adequate break times. All in all, a great experience!”

— Robert B.
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