Online Jury Duty

To all the Judge Judy, Drop Dead Diva, or The Good Wife fans, you'll like this one. There are lawyers who are looking for feedback on a case and how will it go before a jury. They use online jury sites like onlineverdict.com, ejury.com and trialpractice.com for inputs and as a preliminary feedback on cases. The good thing about ejurors, you will get paid for your participation.

Payment amounts vary depending on the complexity and length of the case you review, but payments start at $20 per case and can go up to $60 per case.

As an eligible online juror you may be asked to review cases that are filed in your county or federal district. You will receive an email invitation from them to review the case at your convenience, but once enough responses are received, the case will close and no additional participants are needed.

Let us put what we have learned on Judge Judy, Drop Dead Diva, or The Good Wife in good use and be an online juror. It sounds really exciting.