Courtroom Graphics & Exhibits
It has been said that a picture is worth a thousand words. At Veritech, we have lived by this adage since the founding of the company. The benefit of conveying information in a graphical or illustrative manner is imperative to many of our analyses. Today, with the advancement of computer graphics, illustrative exhibits are used within the courtroom now more than ever. Veritech offers graphics, exhibits, and technical drawings that clearly illustrate and complement our engineering work. We employ these visual aids to illustrate complex issues and components that are relevant to your case or project.
Forensic Engineering Services
Forensic Graphics for Litigation and Accident Reconstruction
Forensic graphics are specialized visualizations typically used during litigation. They transform complex technical data into clear, visual representations that are easily understood by judges, juries, opposing counsel, and other non-technical audiences. Unlike traditional digital forensics, forensic graphics focus on visualizing accidents, mechanical failures, and other incident reconstructions to aid in explanation..
Veritech employs state-of-the-art computer tools, including Computer-Aided Design (CAD), 3D modeling, and photogrammetry to create forensic graphics that enhance understanding of technical analyses. These visualizations can range from annotated photographs to 3D animations and computer simulations that accurately recreate accidents or mechanical failures.
Applications of Forensic Graphics
Veritech leads the industry in forensic engineering and accident reconstruction, including:
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Motor vehicle accidents
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Machinery and heavy equipment incidents
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Industrial and workplace accidents
Our reconstruction simulations are often used as courtroom exhibits to support expert opinions and convey complex technical information in an easy-to-understand format.
Courtroom Exhibits and Litigation Support
Forensic graphics and animations are a proven tool for presenting technical findings in state and federal courts nationwide.
These graphics assist in:
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Explanation of complex engineering concepts to juries
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Presenting technical findings in a clear, concise manner
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Reinforcing expert testimony with accurate, scientifically validated visuals
Effective courtroom exhibits must be accurate, concise, and visually clear. Veritech has a long history of producing exhibits that meet these standards, helping legal teams communicate difficult concepts and achieve better outcomes in litigation.
In-House Forensic Graphics Production
Veritech’s forensic graphics, simulations, and courtroom exhibits are produced in-house from initial analysis to final work product. Our team consists of engineers who are cross-trained in advanced computer graphics and physics-based accident reconstruction.
Producing graphics in-house offers several advantages:
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Greater accuracy: Direct collaboration between engineers performing the analysis and those creating the graphics ensures that every detail is correct.
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Cost efficiency: Eliminates third-party coordination, reducing both production time and expense.
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Enhanced quality: In-house production ensures that visualizations will pass scrutiny from opposing counsel and expert witnesses.
By controlling the entire process internally, Veritech delivers high-quality, scientifically accurate, and visually compelling forensic graphics that support expert testimony and litigation needs efficiently and effectively.
Why Choose Veritech for Forensic Graphics
Veritech’s combination of engineering expertise, advanced CAD and 3D modeling skills, and experience in accident reconstruction positions us as a leader in forensic graphics. Whether for vehicle accident reconstruction, machinery failure analysis, or industrial incident visualization, our in-house team produces exhibits that are:
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Scientifically accurate
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Easily understandable for juries and legal professionals
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Cost-effective and efficiently produced
Veritech’s forensic graphics services provide attorneys with the visual tools necessary to clearly communicate complex technical concepts, making us a trusted partner in forensic engineering and litigation support.