Exhibits built from the case imaging
We build physical models, interactive exhibits, renderings and animations for plaintiff attorneys whose cases turn on what happened inside the body. Each one starts from the client's own CT or MRI.
Physical models
Models of bone and soft tissue built to scale from the case imaging: fractures, blood vessels, injured structures and the surgical hardware placed in them. We also build scaled replicas of implants and hardware. Sections can be transparent, and parts can lift off, so a jury can see inside the anatomy.
Interactive exhibits
On-screen 3D anatomy that a presenter can rotate, zoom and take apart. The client's imaging slices can sit beside the model or over it, and before-and-after states can be compared in the same view.
Renderings and animations
Still renderings and short animations made from the same models, for mediation statements, slides, demand packages and video.
Exhibit planning
We work with counsel and the retained experts to decide what each exhibit has to show, and we design it around the facts in dispute.
What these look like in practice
From imaging to delivered exhibit
Send the imaging and your deadline
Tell us about the matter and what the exhibit needs to show. We review the imaging and the questions in dispute.
We scope the exhibit
We propose what to build and quote it before any work starts.
Counsel approves a digital proof
You review the model on screen and request changes before the final exhibit is built.
We build and deliver
The physical model, interactive exhibit or renderings are built from the approved proof and delivered to counsel.
Common questions
Do you work for defense firms?
No. We have worked only for plaintiff attorneys since 2018.
What do you need from us to start?
The relevant imaging, such as CT, MRI or CT angiogram studies, ideally as the original files from the hospital or imaging center; any reports that describe the injury or procedure; and your deadline. Once we have talked, we will tell you how to send the files.
Can an exhibit be checked against the medical records?
Yes. Each model is built from the case imaging, so it can be compared with the source scans. A consulting physician or radiologist can review the model before the final exhibit is built.
Do you publish prices?
No. Each exhibit is scoped to the case, and we quote it after reviewing the imaging and what the exhibit needs to show.
Can an exhibit be used at mediation as well as at trial?
Yes. We build exhibits for mediation, settlement and trial preparation, and the same model can serve all three.
What kinds of cases do you work on?
Medical malpractice and surgical error, personal injury and wrongful death cases in which the injury or the procedure has to be shown inside the body.
Tell us about your case.
Send us a note about the matter, or book a brief introductory call.