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Trial Exhibits, Inc

Litigation Consulting & Visual Aid Specialist

 

Trial Exhibits has over 25 years of experience and involvement in thousands of jury trials, mediations, and arbitrations.  Our expertise extends into all areas of trial presentation, including:


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Trial Consulting
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Courtroom Presentation
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Trial Graphics
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Medical Illustrations



















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We understand that every case is unique and therefore every trial strategy should be customized. Our staff of doctorate level jury consultants, board certified medical illustrators, graphic artists and animation professionals are available to ensure that your case is resolved as quickly and efficiently as possible.

Trial Exhibit’s experience spans the majority of litigation areas. Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice, Aviation, Maritime, Environmental, Insurance, Bad Faith, Eminent Domain, Criminal, Product Liability, Labor & Employment, Toxic Tort, Patent Infringement, Contracts, and Complex Commercial Litigation are just a few areas of our expertise.



 

 

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  • $1.5 Billion Dollar Verdict In Exxon Gas Leak

    A Jacksonville, Maryland jury has returned a $1.5 billion dollar verdict against Exxon Mobil Corp. for a gas leak at a gasoline station. The verdict is believed to be one of the largest for a gas station groundwater contamination.

  • TEI has expanded to Richmond, Vriginia

    Our new location allows us to continue serving nation wide as well as offering convenient access to many of our clients in the North East. more

  • How To Encourage Candid Responses During Voir Dire

    How To Encourage Candid Responses During Voir Dire Every attorney knows voir dire is a unique time at trial as it is the only time a two-sided conversation between counsel and the jury pool is allowed. If an attorney fails to gain honest responses from jurors during voir dire, he will lose this golden opportunity to assess those who will potentially hold his case in their hands.more

  • Witness Preparation – The Fast Talker

    When a witness is nervous, it is common that he/she will speak quickly. The fast-paced response can cause a number of problems. Not only will jurors have difficulty understanding the witness, but he is likely to utter a response without taking the time to think first. Below are a few tips for slowing the speed of response of a witness. more