The links located on the net below are unresearched companies; your own due diligence investigating any link presented on this site is in your best interest before deciding to sign up. You might find some helpful information by searching the records of the Better Business Bureau. A call to your local Bar Association (or the Bar Association in the area in which these companies have a main office) might also be helpful in evaluating any company.
You could also ask the Bar Association if they know of any other mock trial companies in your area and find more options. It seems that many of these companies are able to work with individuals on a telecommuting basis. Some, however, might require your presence at a presentation as well.
Search through my other articles on work at home situations and the archived material here (located on the left hand side) of this blogspot for more of my opinions on researching various businesses. My thoughts are not intended to be all-inclusive, so please use your own best judgment when evaluating any links.
Not all the companies below give easy information on sign-up; if your research on a particular company looks promising, and there is no sign-up page – use the “contact us” feature on their website to request that information.
http://www.ejury.com/
https://www.juryvoice.com/Default.aspx
http://www.jurytest.com/
http://www.trialjuries.com/trialjuries
http://www.onlineverdict.com/
http://www.zapjury.com/
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Nice to see your blogs about online business at home.
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