When presenting personal injury cases that occurred on construction sites, a 3D Animation exhibit can effectively and visually describe a fall, showcase dangerous conditions, and highlight safety code violations made in work zones. This case involved an onsite carpenter who was working on a 2-ton column that tipped over and fell onto his legs subsequently

When describing an accident in your presentation, visual-aid such as Animation Reconstruction can be used to strategically walk your audience through the various steps that unfolded at the scene. This was a case involving a driver who was subject to a freak accident and traumatic brain injury when a tire flew off a truck on

Using a visual strategy such as 3D Animation Reconstruction for your trip and fall case can result in a swift settlement with larger figures by clearly portraying the complete scope of injuries sustained by the plaintiff. In this case, a woman trips and falls over an exposed display box in a department store aisle.  The

When liability is heavily disputed, presenting a 3D Animation of the accident or fall can help communicate the leading causes of a job site accident and subsequent injuries.  In this case, a worker was tasked to help unload a bundle of drain pipes from a flatbed truck using a forklift when the lack of stabilizing

Presenting the liability in a catastrophic injury case involving workplace safety violations, such as insufficient training and lack of necessary labeling, can be challenging without effective visual aid. At MotionLit we specialize in reinforcing your argument by bringing the facts to life with the power of 3D animation. In this case, an electrician suffered 2nd