1 Planning.
Planning ahead can make all the difference in the world when it comes to acquiring the proper demonstrative aids.  Many firms wait until they are preparing for trial to think about what type of visuals are needed.  The drawback to this is you now have to rush to get all of the demonstratives completed at a crucial time, a time when you need to be focusing on the tedium of jury selection, last minute motions, and opening statements.  The best visuals are developed over time. Allow time for an artist to submit a draft that can be reviewed by you and the qualifying witness. In many cases,  the review process brings to light the best way to convey the more complex case facts.

2 Write it down.
Before ordering each demonstrative, get a clear idea of what you intend for it to accomplish.  A good practice is to write a short, one or two paragraph statement that outlines the demonstratives main purpose.  For example*, if you want an animation that addresses the liability issues of an auto accident case, your outline should list the key points that involve liability.

*The goal of the animation is to illustrate the elements of units one and three’s liability.
1. The driver of unit one’s view was obstructed by a large truck (unit 3) parked on the side of the road.
2. A second exit was available for unit one that would have allowed a clear view of the road way.

With even as little information as this, you can begin to get an idea of what the animation should show.   This simple step reduces the time required to create the initial draft and the need for revisions.

When it’s time for the deposition of your qualifying witness, you can change the list of goals into questions.  Because your witness knows what the intended goal of the demonstrative is, he or she will be able to answer the questions with confidence.

3 Practice.
Let’s face it, most cases end in mediation.  The time to maximize your potential settlement amount is during that short presentation of your case.  You will go to mediation ten times more often than you will go to trial, so why waste this opportunity to practice?  Using demonstratives during mediation improves the impact of your presentation and affords you the opportunity to gain experience presenting an illustrated version of your case.  Not only will this technique add value to your settlement offers, but it will give you insight into crafting demonstratives in the future.  When it finally comes time for trial, you’ll be prepared and have confidence in the demonstratives you take with you.

Contact us by phone at 1-606-422-8098, or email us at Alex@HughesMultimediaGroup.com or Kristy@HughesMultimediaGroup.com, to learn more about our ground-breaking work with demonstrative aids and discuss the ways that we can help take your litigation work to a new level.

As we complete the work on the new version of each of the 36 animations in this collection we will make them available in the products section of this site.  Available animations will include Right, Left, and Central herniations at each of the cervical and lumbar sections along with the first and 12th thoracic levels.

Sample. The final version is in Full 1920 X 1080 HD resolution.

An L5 S1 Central Disc Herniation.  This is part of our Virtual Spine Collection which we are currently updating. Individual pieces and the complete set will be available in the products section soon.

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20 Seconds of demonstrative animation based on police reports or witness testimony only $299.00

Call Today to have an illustrator discuss you case needs!

These animations give considerable weight to your case when used in pretrial settlement negotiations.  Attorneys from all over the state have used these powerful little aids to add value to even the smallest of cases.

Custom animation depicting the events of your auto accident case has never been more affordable. Once you have experienced the value our animations can add to you cases we are certain that you will become a regular user of our demonstrative aids.   don’t forget we also have stock and custom medical illustrations as well.

20 second of demonstrative animation based on an accident reconstructionist report  are only $399.00

Contact Alex Hughes @ 606- 422-8098 for details and arrangements

A trimalleolar fracture is a fracture of the ankle that involves the lateral malleolus, medial malleolus and the distal posterior aspect of the tibia, the posterior malleolus.
This is a sample final product is HD 1920X1080 resolution.  Order HERE.

This is a sample final product is HD 1920X1080 resolution.  Order HERE.

This is a sample final product is HD 1920X1080 resolution.  Order HERE.

This is a sample final product is HD 1920X1080 resolution.  Order HERE.

A video of this powerful innovation is coming soon.  Until then, check out this short description.  As always, if you have any questions please contact us and we will be happy to help.

Hughes Multimedia Group is now able to create posters and large format displays using an innovative new process that allows you or an expert to interact with demonstrative evidence like never before.  Using a specially formulated ink, we print full color illustrations or other evidence directly on a light weight durable material.  This innovative process results in a display that works much like a dry erase board.  Never pay laminating and mounting charges again! Print-Write displays do it all in one step.

Interact: Using wet erase markers you or an expert can draw directly on our print-write displays.  Imagine how effective it will be when jurors see your medical expert highlighting problem areas as he explains the nature of an injury.  Turn a regular display into a case specific educational tool.

Light-Weight: It’s always been difficult to transport large displays to and from the court house, but with Print-Write display’s light weight design you can manage all of your demonstrative evidence with one hand.   It’s so light weight you can hold up our largest 30”X 40” displays with only two fingers.

Durable: The ink is guaranteed not to fade, chip or scratch under normal use for 3 years, even outdoors.  If it does, we’ll replace it free.

Re-usable: Because our displays last a long time, chances are you’ll be able to use them in more than one case.  Once a case is over, simply wipe the display clean using plain water and a paper towel.

We recommend using a wet erase marker to interact with our displays. Compared to dry erase, after a short drying time, wet erase markers hold up better when storing and transporting the displays.  Some of our customers found that standard highlighters work great as well.

Don’t tempt fate! We have tried them all and you should never use harsh cleaners or permanent markers on Print-Write displays; damage caused by the same is not covered in our replacement guarantee.