Stephen A. Hnat

Stephen Hnat is a highly regarded trial consultant, specializing in jury selection and trial strategy. With a rich background in both psychology and social work, he offers a unique perspective on the legal process. His expertise has been instrumental in numerous high-profile cases, including civil and criminal trials, resulting in landmark verdicts across Michigan and beyond. Stephen is known for his critical role in developing winning trial strategies and assisting in cases such as the Kevorkian trials. He also authored The Authentic Attorney: The Winning Psychology of Great Trial Lawyers.

In addition to his consulting work, Stephen has had a long-standing presence in the courtroom, providing insights into jury dynamics and assisting both plaintiff and defense attorneys in navigating complex litigation. His experience spans industries and case types, giving him a wide breadth of knowledge that has contributed to multimillion-dollar verdicts, particularly in personal injury and civil rights cases. Stephen’s strategic input in trial preparation and jury selection has been a game-changer for attorneys looking to achieve the best possible outcomes for their clients.

Stephen’s expertise has been featured in media outlets, including his work on high-profile cases such as the prosecution against the Crumbley parents. His career reflects his passion for advocating justice, and he continues to influence the legal field by mentoring attorneys and sharing his insights through speaking engagements at major legal conferences.

Stephen Hnat is not only a renowned trial consultant and strategist but has also been a featured guest on Jon Marko's Cases Gone Wild podcast. In Episodes 9 and 10, Stephen shares his deep expertise in trial psychology and jury selection, offering insights into some of the most complex and high-profile cases he has consulted on. His guest appearances highlight his vast experience in courtroom dynamics and his pivotal role in achieving multimillion-dollar verdicts. Check out Episodes 9 and 10 to hear Stephen's discussions on navigating the intricacies of trial preparation. 

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For a deeper dive into Stephen's credentials, check out his [CV here].

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