Why Confidentiality Matters

Every study is tied to a real case. Here's what the confidentiality agreement covers and why it's important.

Updated October 1, 2026 1 min read

Every Truscott Research study is tied to a real, active legal matter. Before the event begins, you’ll sign a confidentiality agreement.

What it covers

  • Case details and materials you review
  • The parties involved
  • Anything discussed during deliberation

Why it matters

Keeping these details private protects everyone involved in the case and keeps the research fair. It’s also why people from the same household aren’t placed in the same study — it keeps opinions independent.

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