Trial Exhibits’ Presentation Specialists are experts at enhancing any trial presentation through the use of technology. Prior to trial, a Presentation Specialist will construct an organized database of all important documents so that they can be easily and instantaneously accessed when needed. During the trial, Presentation Specialists operate software and equipment to project and manipulate the documents, graphics, or video. By hiring a Presentation Specialist, the trial team gains a valuable member whose skill and experience provide organization and seamless presentation of exhibits and evidence during the trial. 

Attorneys around the country are recognizing the benefits of electronic trial presentations. An electronic presentation is performed through the operation of computers, projectors, and television monitors which display and support the information that is being provided to a trial audience. Presenting information or exhibits electronically offers several key advantages over the more traditional “easel and white board” approach, and enables user interaction with exhibits that was not possible with static graphics.

Electronic trial presentations are an extremely effective tool for increasing juror understanding of the case, facilitating jurors’ sense of engagement, and enhancing juror memory of important points. With the use of an electronic presentation, jurors are able to better visualize and understand even the most complex cases. In trial, where jurors’ opinions and impressions determine the outcome, visual support and experience are the keys to success. 
 

 

Advantages of electronic trial presentations Instant Access: Display any exhibits and trial graphics instantaneously, without having to dig through documents or sort through boards. Multi- Media: Present various types of demonstrative evidence including: documents, photos, trial graphics, medical illustrations, videos and 3D animations.  Live Annotation: Computer software allows the Presentation Specialist to zoom-in, highlight, rotate and annotate live in the courtroom. This interactive approach guides jurors through the case, making your key points salient in the jurors’ memories.