Timelines
Months of facts in order, with the gap that matters marked and every date cited.
Trial teams spend months building a record and minutes showing it to a jury. Dense exhibits lose people. We turn the record into pictures a juror follows the first time.
Send the documents. We find the story in them and draw it for the courtroom screen.
Months of facts in order, with the gap that matters marked and every date cited.
Where the money went, account by account, with each transfer dated and sourced.
Each element matched to the evidence that shows it, for patent and contract cases alike.
The answer that matters, set on screen with the page and line.
Short silent sequences that build a point step by step, for openings and closings.
The numbers side by side, starting at zero, with the math shown.
SourcePX-12; PX-114 at 2; Def. Dep. 44:3-9
Pleadings, key exhibits, deposition transcripts and expert reports, with a short note on your theory.
We read the record and propose what to show, in what order, and why it helps your theory.
A first draft of each graphic, with every fact cited so your team can check it against the record.
Change labels, reorder events, cut what doesn't land. Revisions are unlimited.
PowerPoint, Keynote, PDF, PNG and MP4, plus editable sources, delivered to your trial tech.
We sign your NDA or protective-order acknowledgment before any material changes hands.
Every fact on a graphic carries its cite, so nothing on screen surprises your team or opposing counsel.
Editable source files come with every graphic, so your team can make a last-minute change in the courtroom.
The pleadings, the exhibits you plan to use, deposition transcripts and expert reports, plus a short note on your theory. We read the record and propose what to show.
Yes. We keep revising until your trial team signs off, including the morning of openings.
First drafts land within a week of getting the record. If trial or a hearing is close, tell us the date and we move faster. During trial, we turn changes around overnight.
Both. We run a conflict check on the parties before we look at any material.
PowerPoint, Keynote, PDF, PNG and MP4, plus the editable source files for every graphic.
A 30-minute intro call. Tell us a little about the case and when trial starts, and we'll walk you through how we work and what we'd build for it.