Where expectations are greatest and experience is essential.

In addition to the outstanding graphics and technical support we provide for the courtroom, there are certain areas where our experience and insight are essential to delivering exceptional results. We call these areas "Specialized Projects" because, unlike a typical trial, these projects have their own unique requirements and challenges.
 

Technology Tutorials

More than a teaching tool, an interactive tutorial can be an opportunity to engage and influence the trier-of-fact. Having successfully produced dozens of tutorials we adhere to a proven process of development that keeps your project on time and on budget. Throughout this process, our experienced consultants, designers, illustrators, animators and technical professionals work together with precision and accuracy to build the most creative and visually compelling tutorial that you will be proud to present to the court and your client. Click here to see our tutorial preparation guide.

Claim Construction Hearings

The court’s understanding of the boundaries of claim language sets the stage for trial. In many patent litigations, the Markman hearing is the first chance trial teams have to address the relevant technology with the judge. We have seen potentially compelling arguments underserved by insufficient visual presentations. Our litigation consultants have significant experience with Markman hearings and can work independently to develop comprehensive presentations that support your claim construction arguments.

International Trade Commission

Experience matters at the ITC—our consultants have worked on over 50 ITC hearings in the last 9 years. It is a tough venue with unique requirements and unusually demanding time pressures. We have even developed novel strategies to incorporate demonstrative evidence into the witness statements required by certain ALJs.

Jury Research and Mock Trials

We are not jury consultants but we understand the value of testing visual presentations at a research exercise. The presentations should be balanced between both sides and should approximate those you will give during trial. For us, this is a key opportunity to learn from an audience to ensure understanding.

Settlement and Licensing Negotiations

Your settlement or licensing presentations should be as persuasively designed as your trial presentations. We help structure your presentation thematically and improve key points or analyses and design it to be flexible to change order with your meeting agenda. We can even provide on-site technology support during the presentation similar to the support we provide with in-court presentations.