Whether you are presenting arguments for the plaintiff or the defense, one of the greatest challenges you’ll face involves ensuring that your audience — a jury, most likely — remembers the information you relay to them. When you present your audience with audio or written content, they’ll only recall about 10% of the delivered information 72 hours later.

That said, when you combine your sharp arguments with demonstrative exhibits, recall surges to 65%, which in turn means that decision-makers will remember more pertinent details as they render a verdict in your case. While the success of your case hinges on your knowledge and professionalism, our trial graphics can serve as a worthwhile amplification tool that helps you get your message across without issue.

Furthermore, when used strategically, courtroom graphics can also improve engagement and help you differentiate your presentation from that of the other party. At the end of the day, jurors and other decision-makers are still consumers, and consumers love visuals — in fact, 91% of consumers prefer visual content over plain text.

Dozens of attorneys have used our legal graphics to support their strategies and obtain favorable outcomes for their clients. 

In one case, Bradley Schulman & David Gallagher of Motherway & Napleton, LLP, turned to High Impact when they needed colorized films and medical illustrations to prove liability. 

In their case, the plaintiff woke up from spinal fusion surgery in excruciating pain. It was determined that the doctor improperly inserted a screw into her L4 nerve root. After a subsequent surgery, she was left with a right foot drop and severe chronic pain. Schulman and Gallagher used our visual aids to explain the complex mechanism of injury that their client endured, ultimately securing a $3.8M verdict.

In another instance, Dave Fox and Chris Hendricks of Fox Law APC connected with High Impact to demonstrate fault in a vehicle vs. pedestrian case. 

A truck was traveling under the speed limit when it struck a pedestrian crossing a busy street at dusk. Initially, the plaintiff was blamed by both witnesses and law enforcement, but Hendricks and Fox knew there was more to the story. In response, High Impact created an animated video showing the collision sequence, which Hendricks and Fox used to demonstrate shared responsibility, recovering a $2M settlement.

High Impact’s legal animations are excellent tools for amplifying your arguments and telling your client’s story during high-stakes cases. While personal injury cases are our bread and butter, we proudly serve legal professionals in a wide range of fields. 

Whether you are pursuing compensation for an injured party, striving to reduce your client’s liability, or making a case for an intellectual property violation, High Impact can help. If you’d like to learn more about our services, connect with our team today!