With the loss of a trial tech and 5 trials slated for October, I thought I wouldn’t make it out alive. But in typical legal fashion all 5 trials were continued or settled. We spent most of the weekend preparing for a trial that I was told would get me into the courtroom. […]
Magnifying portions of exhibits is an important skill any attorney should possess if creating their own presentation. Unfortunately, this is one of the most common issues I see from attorneys that have designed their own PowerPoint or Keynote presentations. It’s somewhat easy to do this in Keynote, and very effective at getting your point […]
Sometimes all that is needed to get your point across is a simple timeline. Giving the jury a visual representation of the timing of events is very important aspect of telling your story, whether they took place in a day or a decade. You can download a zip file that contains all […]
After my Treo 700p rebooted, yet again, during an important phone call, I decided to break down and purchase a Treo Centro. I read all the reviews I could find and was confused why people that previously criticized Palm for not upgrading to a new OS in the past 4 years were now giving […]
So the comedic marketing genuis’ for apple have come up with yet another funny (yet true) pun against Windows. Head over to apple.com and type in “virus” in the search field. I think apple adds are taking over the world, but at least they’re somewhat pleasing to listen to and look at. […]
I figure another way I can help others out there create better looking presentations would be to offer downloads every so often. I rarely re-use any of the presentations I create, so why not share?
Let’s start with a 75% transparent, blue/grey, rounded text box. These were created in photoshop to be used in […]