Trial Graphics and illustrations can significantly increase a jury’s comprehension of complex information and subject matter. Our Consultants and Designers understand the unique aspects of presentation in the courtroom, and how the right visual aid can make a difference between a juror’s understanding and confusion of evidence. Due to our years of experience and our firm understanding of what is successful, our team knows the colors, fonts, and the overall design of graphics and illustrations that best influence jurors at key moments during trial.

Trial Graphics and demonstrative evidence should be more than "pretty pictures." The colors, content, size, and orientation of graphics should be carefully selected to be consistent with the themes of the case. Graphics should communicate a simple message that is quickly and easily understood. Our team of Graphic Designers possess the creativity and skill to plan and construct visual aids that are not only aesthetically pleasing, but are persuasive at trial.

Trial Exhibits’ Graphic Designers are unlike other graphics creators as they specialize in constructing not only visually appealing, but persuasive exhibits for use in litigation. Trial Exhibits’ Designers are aware that strategic design of a timeline can increase the persuasiveness of your case.  For example, a medical malpractice defense attorney who desires to show the continuous care of a patient may display a timeline with multiple entries across a few short hours, indicating that healthcare providers constantly attended to the patient. Similarly, a black and white timeline with colorful entries highlighting key events can help draw jurors’ attention to the most important aspects of a timeline, enhancing your client’s story. In fact, depending on the point you are trying to make in trial, the information that is missing in a timeline may be more important than the information that is presented. Trial Exhibits’ trained Graphic Designers possess the forensic and artistic knowledge to create timelines that persuasively and memorably tell your client’s story.

Interactive Timelines

An interactive timeline is created in layers, allowing the user to click on buttons that display data in an organized fashion.  By imbedding information into the timeline, attorneys are able to select and instantaneously convey detailed, “high impact” evidence to the jury, increasing retention and the likelihood of recollection of information during deliberations.  Anyone who has created static timelines for a complex or lengthy series of events knows that these timelines can become quite large and difficult to digest. An interactive timeline reduces the space required to present information, even when the events cover years or decades of time.