Birth Injury Trial Exhibits
Injury cases that involve a high degree of medical information, technical accuracy, and intense emotions are notably difficult to present to juries. And when a case involves injury or harm to a child, the intersection of facts and emotions can make securing a full and fair settlement that much more difficult. At Advocacy Digital Media, we approach our birth injury trial exhibits with the utmost care and respect—because we know what is on the line for families.
Our team of medical animators, legal illustrators, and professional storytellers proudly serves law firms nationwide.
Effective Birth Injury Trial Exhibits
Every child deserves the best possible start in life. And we know that when a doctor’s or hospital’s negligence contributes to the preventable suffering of a newborn, you’re the legal team that is prepared to stand up and say, “This isn’t right, this shouldn’t have happened, and this should never happen again.”
Advocacy Digital Media is proud to provide vital visual and courtroom support to lawyers just like you.
Our birth injury trial exhibits are effective at communicating large amounts of complicated information in stunning accuracy. We’re here to support you and your client as you seek full and fair settlements for injuries that should have never happened.
A Visual Solution That Stands Up to Preventable Birth Injuries
Advocacy Digital Media successfully provides high-impact trial exhibits to lawyers who stand up against hospitals, doctors, nurses, and other health care providers who have caused preventable harm to children and their families.
Our personalized birth injury trial exhibits can be used at every step of the legal process. From mediation and negotiation to deposition and litigation, an admissible trial exhibit from Advocacy Digital Media is the vital piece of visual evidence that your case needs.
The expert illustrators and animators on our storytelling team are prepared to handcraft fully customized trial exhibits involving all different types of preventable birth injuries, including:
- Cerebral palsy
- Brachial palsy
- Forceps injuries
- Vacuum extraction injuries
- Fractures
- Facial injuries and paralysis
- Subconjunctival hemorrhages
- Nerve damage
- Brain injuries
Our legal visuals help judges and juries understand the mechanics of an injury and the methods by which it happened. Trial exhibits can showcase the correct and expected outcome versus what actually happened, highlighting key points of negligence, inaction, or omissions by the attending medical providers.
When compensation for a child is on the line, don’t leave anything to chance—contact us today to learn more about how we’ve helped lawyers just like you secure multi-million dollar settlements on behalf of their clients.
Our Birth Injury Trial Services
Advocacy Digital Media creates illustrations and animations that fully support even the most complex birth injury claims.
Our birth injury illustrations are effective at communicating large amounts of information in an easy-to-understand medium. And our cutting-edge birth injury animations visualize essential medical information and processes.
Attorneys and law firms use our trial exhibits to showcase:
- Care and treatment timelines
- Specific technical and medical information
- Comprehensive overviews of injuries and trauma
- Diagnostic renderings
- Expected maximum medical improvement (MMI)
- Predicted future medical costs
We use state-of-the-art technology to personally craft admissible and dynamic trial exhibits that encapsulate the research, evidence, and facts of a case. Using advanced modeling software and our patented 3D Realization™ technology, Advocacy Digital Media is a powerful ally for lawyers and law offices nationwide.
Authoritative Trial Graphics Backed by Medical Knowledge
Getting started is easy with Advocacy Digital Media. We’re ready to speak with you about how birth injury trial exhibits can play an important deciding role in the cases you handle.
We’re eager to answer your questions, so get in touch today to get the conversation started.
