Hey, you! Are you an attorney looking forward to strengthening your personal injury cases in court? Well, that’s why we create 3D legal animations. If you’ve ever wondered how a complex injury gets translated into something everyone in a courtroom can grasp beyond dry reports and confusing jargon, you’re about to find out how to implement new ways to improve your legal narrative in court.
Demonstrative evidence significantly raises jurors’ information retention rates from 10% to 87%, according to studies. Incorporating graphic evidence with the expert’s testimony is a great way to help juries understand the facts more clearly.
At 3D Court Exhibits, we do just that! And we are going to explain to you why animations are good for you and your cases in court as a personal injury attorney. Personal injury litigation is often a battle of facts, evidence, and persuasive storytelling. But explaining injuries or medical procedures to judges and juries isn’t always straightforward. This is where 3D animations take the stage. Animations mainly use witnesses and real evidence, making animations reliable and putting you in the perspective of the actual person. People emphasize more with your client and what your client endured, turning complicated medical concepts into a simple video that narrates what happened to your client in a new technological way.
Imagine sitting through a trial where a lawyer tries to describe a spinal injury with lengthy, technical language. Most jurors won’t have any medical background, so important details risk getting lost or misunderstood. Now, swap that for a detailed 3D animation illustrating how the injury occurred, how it affects the body’s functions, and what treatments are necessary. Suddenly, things become clearer. The complex is simplified without losing accuracy.
Clarify the extent of injuries
Highlighting fractures and nerve damage shows the mechanisms of injury and trauma accurately, which helps establish causation.
Illustrate surgical procedures or treatments
Helping juries understand what the patients endure during a full recovery and the aftereffects caused by all of this helps jurors empathize with the plaintiff’s experience in a more tangible way.
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