MotionLit’s Mechanism of Injury animations recreate the hazard, the fall and the injuries step by step, helping attorneys support liability, causation and damages in premises liability claims.

A collapsed bridge, a fiery truck crash and two shattered feet and ankles: MotionLit combined accident reconstruction, mechanism of injury and surgical animations with Day-in-the-Life filming in one settlement video.

MotionLit developed a 3D surgical animation of a two-level cervical procedure: a discectomy to relieve nerve pressure, an artificial disc replacement at one level and a fusion with an implant and screws at the next.

MotionLit developed a 3D Mechanism of Injury animation showing how a broken glass water jug cut into the wrist, then followed the injury beneath the skin to the flexor tendons, ulnar nerve and ulnar artery for mediation, settlement or trial.

MotionLit produced a Day-in-the-Life video documenting a quadriplegic client’s dependence on family for daily care, mobility, and positioning, helping the plaintiff attorney present the full scope of damages in an 8-figure jury verdict.

MotionLit produced a Day-in-the-Life video documenting a quadriplegic client’s dependence on family for daily care, mobility, and positioning, helping the plaintiff attorney present the full scope of damages in an 8-figure jury verdict.

MotionLit developed a 3D Accident Reconstruction Animation recreating a four-vehicle chain-reaction truck collision, connecting driver reaction analysis, crash mechanics, and the resulting brain, spine, and shoulder injuries.

MotionLit developed a comprehensive Accident Reconstruction and Mechanism-of-Injury Animation illustrating the commercial truck’s lane movement, vehicle impact, rollover sequence, and the forces affecting the occupants.