If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Last week we were hired by a Trial Technologist’s View reader to create a presentation that would be used throughout a criminal trial. No litigation support was required only the presentation needed to be created.
While most slides were [...]
One of the things I like most about this blog has to be the amount of solo and small firm attorneys that benefit from the posts. I like to think I helped a “little guy” out there beat the “big guy”. But how does one gain the real world education of a litigation [...]
Although this is a lenghty video, I highly recommend this talk given by Garr Reynolds to some Google employee’s. Although some of his design tips do not directly translate to what you want use in the courtroom, the basis of his theories are very well placed.
Presentation designer and internationally acclaimed communications expert Garr Reynolds, [...]
During the course of our online creation process, I’m routinely presented with a piece of paper with events on it. Timeline’s are important in almost all litigation. Upon reviewing the material from this presentation, I counted a total of 12 different events that the attorney wanted to present. All on the same slide.
This seems [...]
Over the past 6 months or so the gadget world has been buzzing with the newest technology in projectors. So what are these “Pico Projectors”, why is everyone so excited?
Imagine having a full fledged projector that fits into the palm of your hand. On a smaller scale, imagine having a projector built [...]