(accident scene reconstructions, topography formations, 1st person/3rd person point-of-view imagery & charts)

Trial Lawyer

Add something a bit new; yet proven, to your next case.  Set your sights on 3D.  

If a picture is worth a thousand words, a 3D model is worth a million more.

 

Exhibit A Model 3D has its roots in the preparation of displays for litigation.  

 

• A greater majority of people (in particular; jurors) retain a more extensive level of detail and memory with their sight. 

• Essentially, just listening is least favored to present substantially important facts, reading some facts may begin to help.

• Engaging, explorative, and effectively accurate visual content and immersion within a scene and occurance is best.

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3D can "nail-down" facts into a situation and context that can carry your case from pre-trial discovery and research to the courtroom and onto the deliberation of the jury.  Once your jury is introduced to a 3D model they may find themselves to be looking forward to letting their minds "jump" into the time and place of the case.  

 

3D can begin to build a new point of view; that quite often, words can't.