John and Nancy Romano, plus our Connectionology® Team welcome you back for another great webinar featuring Shelli Garson with EmotionTrac, plus our wonderful moderator Eric Romano, Esq.

Register today for “Two Brains in the Jury Box: The Psychology of Gendered Decision-Making in the Courtroom” on Wednesday, January 14, 2026 from 3:00pm-4:30pm ET – Eastern Time.

Justice is not gender-neutral. It is human. Every courtroom decision is shaped by how people emotionally process harm, fairness, responsibility, and proof. Men and women often arrive at judgment through different cognitive and emotional paths, and effective advocacy depends on understanding both.

This CLE introduces the science behind how male and female reasoning diverges and converges in real-world decision making. One brain often prioritizes structure, evidence, and control. The other often prioritizes meaning, empathy, and moral clarity. Winning narratives do not choose between these forces. They balance proof and empathy, data and dignity, control and care.

Grounded in behavioral science, trial psychology examines how people perceive justice, process emotion, and assign accountability under uncertainty. This course gives attorneys practical tools to read emotional dynamics in the courtroom, recognize gendered patterns in reasoning, and craft narratives that engage both logic and empathy at the same time.

Plaintiff Attorneys, Criminal Defense Attorneys and their Paralegals may all register for free and receive a confirmation with the log in instructions. No Defense firms are permitted.

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Thanks to our wonderful partners at HMR, Fox-AE Stratejic Relationship and OnPoint Legal Nurse Consulting!

HMR will be giving away 2 bags of delicious Costa Rica Tarrazu coffee and a coffee mug to one attendee. Good luck to all!