Choosing Elements of Your Case to Focus on With Trial Graphics

In personal injury litigation, trial graphics can clarify liability by creating a visual illustration of the sequence of events. For instance, you can requisition animations that outline the mechanism of injury or recreate an accident. These use cases show jurors what happened and in what order. 

On the other hand, you can also use trial graphics to emphasize how the plaintiff contributed to their own injuries. When representing the defense, showing contributory negligence through animations can help you reduce your client’s liability.

Medical malpractice cases often require you to explain complex injuries or errors. Showing what injuries your client suffered is hard enough, but linking their ailments to a provider’s negligence or carelessness can be even more challenging. 

Trial graphics can highlight the location, nature, and severity of your client’s injuries. They can also demonstrate how the provider deviated from established best practices.

Product liability disputes may benefit from trial graphics that isolate design or manufacturing flaws. You can demonstrate a component’s failure in a visual format to show how it caused or contributed to your client’s injuries. 

For added effect, you may want to show how the product was intended to function and how the item in your client’s possession failed to illustrate the egregiousness of the defect.

Many cases involve intricate concepts or technologies. Trial graphics can help you highlight specific elements and reduce the risk of information overload. 

However, it’s important not to oversimplify your content. Audiences tend to respond best to images with some color and light diversity. Graphics that strike this balance effectively can draw attention to the most important technical details of your case without distracting from other relevant information.

Think about the most complicated elements of your case. Those areas are prime subjects to address with trial graphics. 

For example, only 12% of Americans possess proficient health literacy. When you are litigating cases that involve advanced medical concepts, trial graphics can help bridge the gap between your knowledge and that of your audience.  

This means that making important information more accessible can promote informed decision-making when it's time for jurors to render a verdict.

MediVisuals + High Impact has provided trial graphics to numerous legal professionals across the nation. Our content has been used in both multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements. In addition to delivering high-quality and factually accurate visuals, our team also collaborates with legal clients to identify the ideal use case for our graphics.

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