What is a demonstrative exhibit?
A demonstrative exhibit is a visual aid — a diagram, timeline, animation, medical illustration, or model — used to help a jury understand testimony or evidence. It illustrates the facts rather than being independent evidence itself.
Are your demonstratives admissible?
We design demonstratives with the evidentiary standard in mind so they support admissibility, but admissibility is ultimately the court's call on the facts of your case. We build them to withstand objection and to match the underlying testimony.
Do you do medical illustration?
Yes. We produce authoritative medical illustration — anatomy, injuries, procedures, and mechanism of harm — designed to support expert medical testimony.
How fast can you turn a demonstrative around?
It depends on complexity, but we routinely work on pre-trial timelines and coordinate directly with your experts. Send your deadline and we'll tell you what's achievable.
Do you serve both plaintiff and defense?
Yes, both sides, in state and federal court, and we're insurance-carrier approved including Allstate, Progressive, State Farm, and Travelers.
How much does a demonstrative cost?
Cost depends on the type and complexity of the visual and the turnaround. Send your case and timeline for a tailored quote; new clients receive 10% off their first trial engagement.
