Market intelligence for plaintiff-side litigation teams.

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Fast Focus combines respondent polling, public case data, and venue-specific analysis to help plaintiff-side litigation teams understand how real people respond in their market. Live in Charleston. Austin, Houston, and Phoenix launching 2026.

Tri-county respondent panels 24–48 hour delivery Built for plaintiff-side litigation teams Live in Charleston Austin · Houston · Phoenix coming 2026 Tri-county respondent panels 24–48 hour delivery Built for plaintiff-side litigation teams Live in Charleston Austin · Houston · Phoenix coming 2026

Subscribe for the data.
Pay for the polls.

Fast Focus is two distinct products. Subscribe to The Panel for ongoing access to your market's PI intelligence. Engage Fast Focus per project for custom research on specific cases, ad creative, or strategic questions. They work great together — and they work fine on their own.

Subscription

The Panel

Your local market's intelligence library.

A monthly subscription to your local PI market intelligence. Browse the full library of market-specific chapters — case-type baselines, damages anchors, defendant identity studies, juror attitudes, brand intelligence — and receive new chapters every month plus our quarterly State of [Your Market] PI report.

  • Full local market intelligence library (all current and future chapters)
  • New chapters added monthly
  • Quarterly State of [Your Market] PI report
  • Annual State of [Your Market] PI report
  • $299/month, any firm size
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Custom research

Fast Focus

Per-engagement custom research.

Custom polls on the questions that matter to your firm. Test fact patterns at intake. Compare ad creative head-to-head. Run deep mediation prep with full demographic crosstabs. Or scope a multi-survey program for a case heading to trial. No subscription required.

  • Pulse — single fact pattern, 24-hour delivery
  • A/B — comparative testing, 24-hour delivery
  • Strategy — deep analysis with consult, 48–72 hours
  • Trial Prep — custom multi-survey programs
  • Available in any market we serve · New markets launching 2026
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Real data. Real respondents.
Real markets.

Fast Focus blends multiple data streams to produce market intelligence that's grounded, current, and locally relevant.

— Market-specific respondent polling

Verified consumer panels filtered to target geography. Active in Charleston; expanding to Austin, Houston, and Phoenix in 2026.

— Firm recognition and trust surveys

Local brand awareness, perceived trustworthiness, and competitive positioning research updated quarterly.

— Demographic and venue-level trend analysis

Data segmented by county, age, income, education, jury service experience, and other jury-relevant variables.

— Public verdict and settlement data

Where available, integrated with respondent data to contextualize findings against real outcomes.

In active development for Charleston
— Court filings and public litigation records

Charleston-area filing trends, defendant-frequency analysis, and venue-specific case dynamics.

In active development for Charleston

Built for your city.

Every Panel is local. Tri-county respondent panels. Local firm landscape. Local jury pool dynamics. Currently live in Charleston, with Austin, Houston, and Phoenix launching in 2026.

Live

Charleston

Charleston · Berkeley · Dorchester
6 chapters published
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Launching 2026

Austin

Travis · Williamson · Hays
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Launching 2026

Houston

Harris · Fort Bend · Montgomery
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Launching 2026

Phoenix

Maricopa · Pinal
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See what real intelligence looks like.

Sample findings from our Charleston market work. Subscribers receive full reports with complete demographic crosstabs, verbatim respondent quotes, and strategic implications.

Premises Liability — Slip & Fall
41% of Charleston respondents leaned "about equal," 32% leaned plaintiff, 22% leaned defense.

When fact pattern is contested, demographic factors and decisive facts move the verdict. Full report includes which Charleston demographic segments lean which way.

Damages Spread by Liability Lean
9× spread in awarded compensation between respondents who leaned plaintiff vs. those who leaned defense.

Liability lean isn't just a verdict question — it's a damages multiplier. Charleston respondents who leaned plaintiff anchored damages dramatically higher than those who leaned defense.

What moves the case
Phone use (40%) and misplaced wet floor sign (39%) tied as the most decisive facts.

When asked which fact mattered most, respondents split nearly evenly between plaintiff-distraction and defendant-negligence framing. Full report identifies which facts move which respondent segments.

Aided Recognition — Charleston PI Firms
George Sink leads aided recognition at 86%, with Morgan & Morgan, Joye Law Firm, Shelly Leeke, Anastopoulo, and The Thumbs Up Guys clustered at 72–81%.

Full subscriber report includes unaided recall, "who would you call first" data, advertising-effectiveness analysis, and the negative-sentiment findings respondents shared about specific firms.

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Your market. In the library.

The Panel is a subscription to your city's plaintiffs' market intelligence. We field, analyze, and publish market-specific research continuously. Subscribers get full access to the library, monthly chapter releases, and recurring market reports.

— The Library

Built market by market.

Every Panel market has a growing library of market-specific chapters: case-type liability baselines, damages anchors by injury, defendant identity effects, plaintiff sympathy variables, juror attitudes, and brand intelligence. Charleston (the first live market) launches with 6 chapters and grows monthly.

— Monthly chapter releases

New intelligence, every month.

We publish new chapters monthly, prioritized by what subscribers need most. Common case types, emerging fact patterns, market dynamics — the library compounds in value as it grows. Subscribers get notified when new chapters publish.

— State of [Your Market] PI reports

The big picture, every quarter.

Quarterly State of [Your Market] PI reports synthesize library trends, brand tracker updates, and market dynamics. Annual flagship report at year-end. Built for partners and marketing directors who need to understand where the market is moving.

What you'll find in the library
— Case-type baselines

Liability lean, decisive facts, and damages anchors for the most common local PI fact patterns

— Defendant & plaintiff variables

How local respondents react to defendant type and plaintiff demographics, with multiplier tables that contextualize any case

— Juror attitudes

Local data on tort reform sentiment, insurance attitudes, damages anchoring psychology, and demographic predictors of plaintiff sympathy

— Brand & market intelligence

Local PI firm recognition, trust scores, channel attribution, and competitive positioning data

See Panel pricing →

From submission to signal,
before the day is out.

01

Submit your question.

A short structured brief. The fact pattern, the ad you want tested, the brand question you want answered. Five minutes. No PHI, no client identifiers.

— under 5 min
02

We field the panel.

100+ pre-screened respondents in your target market read your brief and answer a structured survey calibrated to your engagement type — liability allocation, damages anchoring, brand recall, message takeaway, or whatever the question requires.

— launches in < 4 hrs
03

Track it in your dashboard.

Your dashboard populates as the panel reports in. Final structured deliverable when the sample completes — typically within 24–48 hours.

— actionable findings in 24–48 hrs

Subscribe for the data.
Pay for the polls.

Flat-rate access to your market's intelligence library. Custom research priced per project — buy what you need, when you need it.

— The Panel — Library subscription
The Panel
$299/mo
— Local PI market intelligence for any firm
  • Full local Panel library access for your market
  • New chapters added monthly
  • Quarterly State of [Your Market] PI report
  • Annual State of [Your Market] PI report
  • Cancel anytime
Book intro call
— Annual billing available — pay annually, get 2 months free. Cancel anytime.
— Fast Focus — Custom research

Buy any project, any time. No subscription required. Same pricing for everyone.

Pulse
$295
— 24-hour delivery

Quick reads on a single question.

Test a fact pattern at intake. Anchor a damages range. Get juror reaction to your demand framing.

A/B
$595
— 24-hour delivery

Compare two options head-to-head.

Test new ad creative against your current spot. Compare two liability theories. A/B competing intake scripts.

Strategy
$1,495
— 48–72 hour delivery

Deep analysis with a strategist.

Larger sample, demographic crosstabs, jury archetype profiles. Mediation prep, brand positioning, voir dire planning. 30-minute consult call included.

Trial Prep
From $3,500
— Custom timeline

Built for cases going to trial.

Multi-survey programs. Voir dire profiling, opening statement testing, demonstrative testing, theme stress-testing. Custom scope.

Need specialized targeting or a custom multi-firm engagement? Contact us →

Three categories.
Endless questions.

— Litigation

Cases & theories

Test fact patterns at intake. A/B competing liability theories. Anchor damages demands. Stress-test mediation positions. Profile likely jurors by demographic. Test opening statement framings before trial.

Available via: Fast Focus per-engagement (any tier). Subscribers also get library context for case-type baselines, defendant variables, and damages anchors.
— Brand

Marketing & creative

Test new ad creative against old. A/B competing taglines. Measure brand recall in your market. Test intake script messaging. Compare your firm's perceived trustworthiness against competitors.

Available via: Fast Focus per-engagement (Pulse and A/B tiers most common). Subscribers also get library context from brand and market intelligence chapters.
— Strategy

Markets & competition

Track unaided and aided recognition in market. Map channel attribution — how clients actually find PI firms in your city. Identify referral source effectiveness. Test competitive positioning.

Available via: The Panel subscription (continuous tracking via library + quarterly reports) supplemented by Fast Focus per-engagement for specific market questions.

How Fast Focus builds intelligence.

Founder

Fast Focus was built by Sean Hall, J.D., a May 2026 graduate of Charleston School of Law and longtime operator in legal marketing and research. Before founding Fast Focus, Sean served as president of TSEG, a national plaintiff PI marketing agency, and founded Mightier Content, a legal content firm serving plaintiff personal injury firms nationwide.

Fast Focus brings the rigor of consumer research methodology to plaintiff-side litigation strategy — testing cases, ad creative, brand recall, and market dynamics with verified respondent panels in target markets.

Methodology

Fast Focus combines structured respondent polling, demographic crosstabs, public litigation data where available, and market-specific trend analysis. Our outputs are directional research tools and benchmarks — not legal advice, not predictions of outcomes in any specific case or proceeding.

How we field research
— Sample sizes

Standard polls field at n=100 per study. Larger samples available for Strategy and Trial Prep engagements (n=200 to n=500+).

— Respondent sourcing

Verified consumer panels (via Pollfish), filtered to target geography. For Charleston: Charleston, Berkeley, and Dorchester counties.

— Data treatment

Demographic crosstabs across age, gender, income, education, county, jury service experience, and other variables relevant to local jury composition.

— Privacy & confidentiality

Client questions and fact patterns are never identified to respondents. No PHI, no client identifiers, no plaintiff names appear in any survey instrument.

What we don't do. Fast Focus is not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice, do not establish attorney-client relationships, and do not predict the outcome of any specific case or proceeding. Our respondents are members of consumer panels and are not jurors. Findings are directional research signals — useful for strategic decisions, not substitutes for legal judgment.

Questions worth asking.

About The Panel
What is The Panel?
The Panel is a monthly subscription to your local PI market intelligence library. You get access to all current and future Charleston-specific research chapters — case-type baselines, damages anchors, defendant identity studies, juror attitudes, and brand intelligence. New chapters publish monthly. Subscribers also receive quarterly and annual State of Charleston PI reports.
What's the difference between The Panel and Fast Focus?
The Panel is an ongoing subscription to our market intelligence library. Fast Focus is per-engagement custom research — you order specific polls on specific questions. They're independent products: you can subscribe to one, the other, both, or neither. Most firms eventually use both.
What if my market isn't live yet?
Charleston is currently live. Austin, Houston, and Phoenix are launching in 2026. Join the waitlist for your market and you'll be among the first to know when it opens.
What's in the Charleston Panel library right now?
At launch: Charleston Trust & Recognition baseline, four foundational baselines (juror attitudes, damages anchoring, defendant identity effects, plaintiff sympathy variables), and case-type chapters starting with premises liability. New chapters drop monthly.
Can I cancel my subscription?
Yes. Cancel anytime. No refunds for partial months, but no fees or penalties either.
Do I get a discount on Fast Focus if I subscribe?
No — Fast Focus pricing is the same for everyone. The Panel subscription is for library and market intelligence access. Fast Focus is custom research priced per project. They're separate products with separate pricing.
About Fast Focus per-engagement
Is this legal advice?
No. Fast Focus delivers research and respondent reactions. The plaintiff-side litigation team remains the sole decision-maker on whether to take, settle, or pursue any case.
Are these actual jurors?
No. Respondents are pre-screened US adults intended to approximate lay reactions. We're transparent about what the panel represents — directional signal, not a venue-matched mock jury.
What's the difference between Pulse, A/B, and Strategy?
Pulse tests one fact pattern with 100 respondents — best for quick reads on liability or damages questions. A/B tests two strategic options against each other (e.g., two demand framings, two liability theories) and quantifies the difference between them. Strategy uses a larger 250-respondent sample with deep demographic crosstabs and includes a consult call to walk through findings — best for high-value cases or pre-mediation preparation.
How fast is delivery?
Pulse and A/B engagements typically deliver within 24 hours of order confirmation. Strategy engagements deliver within 48–72 hours due to larger sample sizes and deeper analysis. Timing depends on platform field times and demographic targeting; rush options are available for trial-deadline matters.
How does access work?
Fast Focus uses a request-and-approval workflow rather than open checkout. Submit a request through the form below; once approved, you'll receive credentials for the Fast Focus dashboard where you can submit case facts, sign engagement letters, run conflict checks, and receive deliverables. This protects both you and your clients — case facts never sit on a public form.
What about client confidentiality?
Submit only what you'd put in a public complaint. No PHI, no client identifiers, no privileged communications. Our intake form enforces this with structured fields.
Can I run it on a settlement decision?
Yes. A/B and Strategy tiers are commonly used for mediation prep and settlement strategy — argument testing, damages anchoring, and credibility signals are core deliverables. Many plaintiff-side litigation teams use Fast Focus to test the defendant's anticipated themes before walking into mediation, so they're not reacting in the room.

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Submit a request through the form below. We respond within one business day with dashboard access for case submission and engagement letters.

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