Court Reporting, eDiscovery, Courtroom Presentaions, and other support for law firms

Video Depositions

The most common use of video in the legal profession today is the documentation of depositions for use in court.

Video Will of Execution Ceremony

Wills are one of the most litigated matters today. The most common concern raised by heirs is the mental condition of the testator (or testatrix) at the time the will was made. Attorneys are addressing this problem more frequently by having the will read on a videotape so that the heirs can see the condition of the testator at the time the will was signed.

Pre-Construction Survey Video

Video documentation of construction sites before construction begins is a must for construction companies in the event that a lawsuit is filed claiming damage to pre-existing structures and/or property. A Pre-Construction Survey Video shows existing damage to curbs, streets, sidewalks, driveways, trees, and other property prior to the arrival of the construction crew. Protect yourself, your crew, and your company from frivolous claims and unnecessary court costs.

ADL or "Activities of Daily Living" Documentaries

The purpose of an "Activities of Daily Living" Documentary, sometimes called a "Day in the Life" or "Swipe of Life" video, is to portray the damages a plaintiff has sustained because of the incidents addressed in the law suit. The object of the video is to have the jury understand how the plaintiff's life has changed because of the incident and resulting injury.

Settlement Documentaries are produced specifically to impress upon the opposing party that you are prepared to try your case. These shocking and dramatic video documentaries are utilized to as a tool that helps in dramatically reducing the cost of litigation.