Day in the Life videos are admissible for jury trial and as such are required to follow strict guidelines in how they are created. Day in the Life footage can also be incorporated into a more dramatic settlement video which can be presented at mediation, mandatory settlement conference and arbitration.

A settlement video brochure is typically a 15-20 minute presentation portraying your client’s life before the incident, and their life living with injury. Issues of liability may be addressed thereby utilizing police reports, accident scene photos, medical reports and on-camera interviews with expert witnesses.

A wrongful death video conveys who the decedent was and what could have been. Photos, home movies and family interviews, as well as significant accomplishments may be edited and presented in such a way that it can accompany testimony in mediation, settlement conference and arbitration.

A site inspection documentation video may include expert examination of any item or device involved in an incident or accident. Site inspection videos are also very effective for preserving a scene, building, or office layout, documenting pre-construction surveys, and construction defects, such as mold.

Nothing tells a story or breaks down a complex matter like a visual representation of the incident in question better than our animation services. Whether a representation of mold, or a significant car crash, we can show the who, what, where, when and how.

We provide installation and weekly rentals of high resolution document presenters (ELMO), large flat panel monitors, audio and DVD playback systems effective for pristine courtroom presentations. Technicians are available to manage your presentation on a daily or weekly basis. Call us for a free quote.