Each Thursday, I’m highlighting a work-from-home job or business.
Position: Online Juror
Education: None required. However, you must be 18 years of age or older, not a lawyer or in the insurance business, have no felony convictions, be a U.S. citizen.
Skills: The ability to fill out forms online and respond to mock trial information.
Job outlook: More attorneys are turning to online mock jury companies to conduct pre-trial research. The job possibilities in this field are growing. Mock jurors can make between $10 and $100 per case, depending on the length of the mock trial.
Possible employers: There are a host of online companies that employ fake jurors, including JuryTest.net, eJury.com, OnlineVerdict.com and TrialJuries.com.
Preparation: Register with as many of these online sites as possible.
Get your foot in the door: Be ready to be available when contacted for a mock trial. Until next time,
Sarah
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