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Review of eJury

Updated on: April 29, 2013 By Leisa Good 2 Comments

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Gone are the days when jury duty included getting up early, missing a day’s work, driving however many miles to the court, and then finding that park spots were limited.

Now you can serve your “civic duty” from the comfort of your home. Just what we work-at-homers (WAHers) like to hear! Right? Another plus to all of this, is that we can now get paid to serve as an online juror at a company called eJury.com.

 

What exactly is eJury?

Founded in 1999 by Christopher L. Bagby, a trial attorney, eJury’s mission has always been to find out what is important in a case and how it should be viewed and approached by an attorney.

To accomplish that mission, eJury remains a site where attorneys post their cases and ask for feedback based on a panel of 50 qualified eJurors. These eJurors have also taken the online oath and are located in the attorney’s local area. The eJurors will be working from the comfort of their homes using their computers and laptops to provide this feedback in the form of answering questions about a case and submitting a possible verdict.

Then the attorneys will use the provided feedback to determine case value, know which facts to emphasize, and learn “public” attitudes towards the case. All of this information will help the attorneys promote settlement and prepare for trial.

In the past, attorneys created focus groups or mock trials to collect this information. These groups were both costly and time consuming.

This company, eJury or eJury.com is similar to OnlineVerdict.com which I had written about last year here at WAH Adventures.

 

Is eJury legitimate?

While there are other online sites where you can get paid to be a juror, such as JuryTalk.com, JuryTest.net, TrialJuries.com, and SignUpDirect.com–eJury and OnlineVerdict made Clark Howard’s list for best work-at-home companies for 2012. I haven’t seen a list for this year, 2013.

As you probably know, Clark Howard is the nationally syndicated consumer expert and the host of The Clark Howard Show as well as the author of several bestsellers including Get Clark Smart.

So, a resounding “yes” to eJury being a “legit” work-at-home company!

 

How does eJury work?

Once you sign up with an account at eJury, your information and email address will then be verified. You will receive an email verification informing you that you have been added to the juror database.

When a case in your county becomes available, you will be sent an email invitation. You are welcome to accept or decline the invitation.

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How can you get started with eJury?

You must meet the following qualifications as well as take the online oath when signing up with an account at eJury. They are outlined below.

 

Qualifications for service as an eJuror are to:

– be at least 18 years of age.
– be a citizen of the United States.
– be of sound mind and good moral character.
– be able to read and write.
– have never been convicted of a felony.
– not be under any indictment, misdemeanor or felony charge.

 

The oath that you will take will be that you are:

– not an actively practicing attorney, paralegal, or legal assistant.
– not employed by or associated with an attorney or law firm.
– not related to a practicing attorney by marriage or second degree consanguinity.
– not employed as an insurance adjuster, nor associated with the adjusting of liability claims.

 

As far as computer equipment, any laptop or PC will do. You may have to install Java, and you will need your own email account to get started.

Professionals from all walks of life are welcome to sign up with an account–as long as they meet the qualifications and are willing to take the online oath.

 

How is pay handled at eJury?

Payment is made via PayPal only. Payment will vary from case to case, but generally you will be paid between $5 to $10 per case. The number of cases you are asked to review may vary as to the number of attorneys in your area using the service.

Most cases will take approximately 35 minutes to complete. There is no limit to the number of cases you can review, and you may discontinue at any time. You will be considered an independent contractor and responsible for your own taxes.

 

What is my overall opinion of eJury?

At $5 to $10 a case, I don’t think eJury is something that you can do full-time at home. However, I think it could become a nice supplement to your current work-at-home company and client load. I think it could also be something personally rewarding and a nice change of pace in your work-at-home life.

 

Can you work for both eJury.com and OnlineVerdict.com?

Yes, you can sign up and apply to both. You might want to revisit the OnlineVerdict article mentioned above and see how they compare and whether you would want to work for both.

 

How can you apply to eJury?

Go to http://www.ejury.com/jurors_signup.html and create an account.

 

Good luck to all of those who apply. Case dismissed.

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Leisa Good

About Leisa Good

Leisa Good is the owner of GBS Virtual Office Solutions and a PFYP certified career coach at Powerfully Purposed For Success. Her coaching specialties include entrepreneurs, small businesses, and work-at-homers who have become "stuck" and really need to find their true calling. She just loves it when folks contact her to pick her brain or join in the lively conversations.

Comments

  1. Lisa says

    April 29, 2013 at 4:46 pm

    Seems like a nice “extra money” opportunity! 🙂

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  2. Leisa GoodLeisa Good says

    April 29, 2013 at 10:35 pm

    Lisa, I think you are right! Maybe a nice change of pace or even a “seasonal egg”. I tend to enjoy courtroom drama, so hey! Something different.

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