Debunking the Myths of Litigation Exhibits & Presentations
I recently attended a legal conference in sunny Arizona where I discussed the services of our company – Med Art & Legal Graphics – with attorneys from across the country. It was good to see many old friends who have used our demonstrative evidence exhibits & trial presentations with much success. Still, I ran into a few who told me, “I don’t use that kind of stuff.”
Granted, not all cases require exhibits. However, I feel I should address these misconceptions I have heard from attorneys regarding the use of “that kind of stuff.”
This week, I will debunk the 5 most common myths. I will also provide hints to help you to clarify the facts & fortify your case through the use of demonstrative exhibits and litigation presentation tools…for all budgets.
MYTH 2: My case doesn’t warrant the expense.
Winning is the object, right? But if the jury (or settlement panel) can’t visualize the damages, why bother?
A picture’s worth a thousand words. The complexities of human anatomy escape most people – jurors & judges alike – unless they have a visual aid to guide them. A medically accurate drawing created by a Certified Medical Illustrator (CMI) and placed within the jury’s view throughout trial will have a dramatic impact… and generally for less than $1,000.
To see examples of exhibits depicting all types on anatomy, visit the “Gallery” section of our website – www.med-art.com.
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