Trial graphics, timelines, PowerPoint, video, design and presentation: why do you need this? Many jury members learn best when information is presented visually. They process information more effectively when they see it, rather than hearing it. Lawyers can confuse or overwhelm a jury with a flood of words. A visual presentation, built with Visualize Legal’s experience, keeps things clear.
Many of the cases we see are wrought with complex ideas, concepts, and sometimes just too many names and faces for a jury to remember. Visualize Legal will make the complex concepts of your case easier for the jury to understand.
Examples
- Animated timelines, a welcome break from the standard stationary stick-and-flags approach we’re all used to seeing
- There’s nothing like a rigged game of “Three Card Monte” to get your point across to a jury
- A small piece from an asbestos litigation case: “5 Million Particles Per Cubic Foot”
Help Videos for DIY Trial Graphics and Presentation
We’ve given live presentations to law firms, paralegal groups, and other groups who want to build their own presentations. If you decide to make your own graphics, these cover a few areas that can help them look the part, all created directly from Microsoft PowerPoint.
- PowerPoint and the Master Slide
- Document call-outs (blow-ups) in PowerPoint
- Hi-lighting in Microsoft PowerPoint and making it look right
If you’re after more DIY help, check our Articles. You’ll find more in-depth information for trial techs and like-minded professionals, and some of the things our techs have accomplished.