Most attorneys approach case analysis from the inside out. Beverly starts from the jury box and works backward. She has spent 24 years watching cases win and lose in courtrooms across 22 states, and she knows the difference between a strong legal theory and one that actually persuades twelve people who did not go to law school.
Splash conducts multi-dimensional case evaluations: liability issues, evidentiary strengths, the weaknesses opposing counsel will target, and how each piece lands with real decision-makers. The result is a clear-eyed assessment of case value and trial prospects, not a theory built to make the attorney feel good about the file.
Attorneys who work with Beverly don’t get a generalist read. They get a strategic analysis shaped by decades of high-stakes trial experience, with a consultant who will still be in the room when the verdict is announced.
Most Attorneys Leave Money on the Table. Beverly Doesn’t.
Accurate damages valuation requires more than running comparable verdicts. It requires understanding how juries in a specific venue think about non-economic losses, what factors correlate with higher awards, and how to frame damages so they don’t get minimized.
Splash speaks at seminars on this exact point. Her position: attorneys routinely underask on non-economic damages because they haven’t done the state-by-state research on what juries are actually allowed to award. The Trial Concierge researches the laws and statutes in every state where we consult so Beverly can coach attorneys to ask for everything the jury can give.
The state-by-state research on what juries can actually award is the work most attorneys skip. The Trial Concierge does it for every state where Beverly consults.
Our damages models account for life care planning costs, lost earning capacity, inflation adjustments, and venue-specific verdict trends. We also evaluate non-economic injuries from the jury’s perspective: which impacts generate sympathy, which require strategic framing, and which can backfire if presented carelessly.
Your Case Has a Story. Beverly Builds the One Juries Believe.
Every winning case has a theme that does two things at once: it organizes complex evidence into a coherent narrative, and it connects to something jurors already believe about the world. The legal elements are in there. But juries don’t vote on legal elements.
Beverly develops case themes that distill high-stakes litigation into memorable concepts. Rather than centering on technical legal theories, Splash’s themes emphasize human impact, corporate accountability, and the kind of safety failures or injustice that resonates emotionally without losing the legal claim underneath it.
What sets this process apart is the testing phase. The Trial Concierge stress-tests proposed case themes through focus group research before trial. That testing reveals which narratives land with real people, which require refinement, and which should be scrapped before they’re presented to an actual jury.
Splash’s case theme intuition comes from sitting in the courtroom from voir dire through the reading of the verdict. She doesn’t leave after jury selection the way most consultants do. She’s watched what works. She’s watched what doesn’t. That pattern recognition is what shapes every theme she builds.
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24 Years. $500M+. Still in the Courtroom When the Verdict Reads.
Case strategy developed in isolation misses what jurors will actually hear. Beverly’s approach starts with the verdict, works backward, and stress-tests every assumption against how real people think.
With 24 years of watching courtroom dynamics firsthand, Splash has pattern recognition that no trial prep guide can teach. She has consulted on cases across 22 states, including the largest verdict in Washington state history ($42 million, Spokane) and a $56.7 million verdict against Ford Motor Company in Colorado.
“I’m the only one that sits in the courtroom from the start of trial to finish. Most trial jury consultants are gone after they pick the jury.”
— Beverly Abbott, January 2026
Splash and the team are active in 22 states, taking on cases where the stakes demand full commitment from intake through verdict.
Settlement Has a Number. Beverly Knows What It Is.
Strategic case analysis informs both trial preparation and settlement negotiations. The Trial Concierge helps attorneys develop realistic settlement ranges based on case strengths, litigation risks, and comparable verdicts in the relevant jurisdiction.
Our settlement analysis considers not just liability and damages, but jury trial risk, litigation costs, and what the client actually wants beyond the monetary recovery. Splash has developed over 380 presentations for mediations, openings, and closing statements. She knows how to communicate case value to mediators and opposing counsel in a way that moves numbers.
For cases that proceed to trial, Beverly also assists in organizing evidence, developing trial timelines, and identifying evidentiary gaps early, before opposing counsel finds them. Complex litigation generates thousands of documents. The attorneys who work with Splash have a system for it.
Strategy Isn’t Fixed at Case Intake. Beverly Isn’t Either.
High-stakes litigation changes. Discovery reveals new information. Legal rulings shift the evidentiary landscape. Opposing strategy emerges. The case you filed is not the case you try.
The Trial Concierge provides ongoing strategic consultation throughout litigation, adapting the approach as the case develops. Beverly remains engaged from initial case evaluation through verdict. While other consultants complete their work and move on, Splash is available for strategic recalibration at every phase: deposition strategy, pre-trial motions, jury selection, and in-trial adjustments based on what’s actually happening in the room.
That level of commitment isn’t standard in trial consulting. It’s how The Trial Concierge works, and it’s why attorneys who work with Beverly tend to keep working with her.
Frequently Asked Questions About Case Analysis
The earlier, the better. Early case analysis shapes everything downstream: theme development, expert witness selection, damages framing, and settlement strategy. Beverly can engage at intake, mid-litigation, or on the eve of trial. The attorneys who get the most out of working with Splash bring her in before the strategy is set in stone.
That’s exactly what the analysis is built to do. Beverly evaluates case strengths, venue-specific verdict patterns, jury trial risk, and comparable damages awards to help attorneys build a realistic range. Settlement decisions made without that analysis are often based on incomplete information about what a jury would actually do with the case.
Yes. The Trial Concierge is active in 22 states. Beverly has consulted on cases in Washington, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, New York, Pennsylvania, and across the country. If the case warrants it, Splash travels.
Case size and complexity. Beverly focuses on high-stakes civil litigation where the strategic contribution is meaningful. The contingency model means she is invested in the outcome from day one.
They’re built together. The case theme defines what kind of juror is ideal: who will be receptive to the narrative and who won’t be. Beverly develops themes and juror profiles in parallel so that by the time voir dire starts, the selection strategy is already aligned with the trial strategy.
The majority of Beverly’s clients engage The Trial Concierge on a contingency partnership model: her fee is tied to the outcome of the case. If you don’t win, she doesn’t get paid. There is also a fee schedule available to meet all case needs. The contingency model isn’t standard in this industry. It’s how Beverly works, because she’s invested in the same outcome you are.
Work With The Trial Concierge on Your Case Analysis
Splash has spent 24 years building a track record in cases that go to courtrooms across 22 states, including the largest verdict in Washington state history and a $56.7 million verdict against Ford Motor Company. Beverly is the only trial consultant in the country with a medical degree. She works on contingency, stays through verdict, and brings the same analytical rigor to every case she takes on.
The Trial Concierge takes on cases where the preparation required matches what Splash actually delivers. If your case is one of them, reach out here to start the conversation.