About Jason
Jason Bloom is the founder and President of Bloom Strategic Consulting, Inc. and has been an active jury consultant since 1997. With more than 25 years of experience, Jason has provided strategic consulting in over 1,000 civil and criminal matters across the country. His insights are rooted in behavioral science and honed by more than 12,000 hours in courtrooms, where he’s observed jurors, witnesses, and trial attorneys in action.
Jason has trained over 1,500 witnesses to testify with clarity and confidence and conducted more than 300 mock jury studies to uncover how real people process arguments, assess credibility, and make decisions under pressure.
He has provided in-court jury selection support in over 100 trials and is known for his ability to translate complex psychological insight into practical courtroom strategy.
Education
M.A., Forensic Psychology – John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York
(Specialized in jury decision-making and the psychology of judgment)
Practice Focus
Jason’s consulting spans high-stakes civil and criminal matters, with a primary focus in:
- Employment Law
- Media & First Amendment
- Intellectual Property
- Antitrust
- Breach of Contract
- Securities & Financial Fraud
- Legal & Medical Malpractice
- Oil & Gas Royalty Disputes
- Aviation
- Toxic Tort
- Bad Faith
- Criminal Defense
- False Claims Act
Recent Trial Success Stories
Jason has consulted on some of the nation’s most high-profile and high-stakes jury trials. Below is a sample of recent cases where his strategic input helped guide trial teams to favorable verdicts.
SAMPLE JURY VERDICTS (2011- PRESENT):
USA v. Roger Clemens (perjury; full acquittal)
Energy Transfer Partners v. Greenpeace (defamation, trespass; $660M)
Energy Transfer Partners v. Enterprise Products (commercial; $595M)
Mesa Petroleum (T. Boone Pickens) v. J. Cleo Thompson, et al (commercial; $145M)
Ilcyszyn v. Southwest Airlines (wrongful death; defense verdict)
Tavis Smiley v. PBS (commercial contract; full defense verdict plus $1.5M on counterclaims)
Southern Chemical v. Celanese (commercial contract; full defense verdict)
Citigroup v. Stewart Title (insurance; full defense verdict)
State of Texas v. Actavis Pharmaceuticals (Medicaid fraud; $187M)
L.W. Hunt Resources v. Kerwin Stephens, et al. (fraud; $61M)
Harris County v. Waste Management, International Paper, and McGinnis (environment; full defense verdict)
Lake v. Sunoco (trucking fatality; full defense verdict)
Highland Capital Management v. Pat Daugherty (employment; plaintiff verdict)
Jackson, et al. v. Federal Express Corporation (employment; full defense verdict)
Blottin v. Mary Kay Inc. (employment; full defense verdict)
Shur v. Shell Exploration & Production Company (employment; full defense verdict)
MMT v. LG Electronics (patent; no infringement/patents invalid)
GAS v. T-Mobile and Ericsson (patent; no infringement)
Quality Products v. Irving Consumer Products (patent; no infringement/patents invalid)
Wi-LAN v. Ericsson, et al. (patent; no infringement/patents invalid)
NXP v. Blackberry (patent; no infringement/patents invalid)
Alcatel-Lucent v. Newegg, et al. (patent; no infringement/patents invalid)
Natera v. ArcherDX (patent; $22M)
Summit 6 v. Samsung (patent; $15M)
Uniloc v. Electronic Arts (patent; $5M)
Amgen v. Sanofi (patent; patents valid)
De Boulle Diamonds v. Boulle, Ltd. (trademark; full plaintiff verdict)
TAOS v. Intersil (trade secrets; $59M)
Netlist v. Diablo Technologies (trade secrets; full defense verdict)
TrustID v. Next Caller/Pindrop (trade secrets; full defense verdict)
GN Netcom v. Plantronics (anti-trust; full defense verdict)
Service Steel v. Navistar (products liability; defense verdict)
Dimitri Charalambopoulos v. Camille Grammer (defamation; full defense verdict)
Booker T. Huffman v. Activision (copyright infringement; full defense verdict)