Trial Graphics

Trial Presentations

Success during a trial often depends on which side more effectively conveys complex arguments to a jury. At Tipton Services, we’re experts in creating multimedia presentations that are persuasive & easy-to-understand. We transform confusing concepts into simple graphics or compelling 3D animations to solidify your position.

Accident or crime scene re-creation, patent infringement, securities fraud – whatever the case, we develop customized presentations that help juries clearly & quickly understand our client’s arguments.  At Tipton Services, we focus on creating graphics that help our clients turn their arguments into winning presentations.

Why?

It’s a fact; jury members are visual learners. Visually communicated ideas have significantly higher recall rates than ones conveyed in text or oral format.  Juries have come to expect computer animation and visually compelling evidence during trial.

Information presented on black and white placards or complex diagrams no longer hold the audiences attention or convey the message you want to get across.

The digital age requires a new level of courtroom sophistication to successfully present your argument and get an edge on opposing counsel.

How?

Tipton Services helps litigators secure the edge necessary to win.

Our experienced legal, graphic, and multimedia design teams will work to craft the most persuasive and compelling trial presentation for your case.

Partnering with Tipton Services will allow you to focus on the case and not the presentation.  We produce a wide variety of communication tools including:

3D Animation:

Make your case by bringing the facts to life.
From a simple accident reconstruction to comparing the correct and incorrect surgical procedure for a medical malpractice suit, don’t tell your story… show it.

Please click here to look at look at a full size demo of our 3D Animations.

Multimedia:

The jury is not only watching, it is also listening.
Ensure a captive audience with a multimedia presentation that conveys twice the information within the same length of time.

Timelines:

Turn the calendar into a winning tool.
Transform the key events of your case from a myriad of dates into a simple and effective graphical timeline.

Tutorials:

Educate the jury on your terms.
The increased complexity of cases demands greater sophistication when educating the audience. Make sure the jury understands the intricacies of the case by presenting a clear and convincing tutorial.

Pie Charts/Bar Graphs/Flow Charts:

Present more with less.
One of the first visual representations seen in most courtrooms, pie charts, bar graphs, and flow charts are still an effective medium. Even so, you can present more concise information on each slide with animation, strategic use of color, and carefully selected captions.

Document Treatments:

A few words can still speak volumes.
When there is no substitute for the actual document, you can still captivate the jury by tactically highlighting salient passages and adding graphical cues to the static page.

Organizational Charts:

Simplify the who’s who.
Presenting the complex relationships of your case in a straightforward organizational chart will help lay the groundwork for a successful case.