At MotionLit, our accident animations help viewers feel the violent impact that your clients experience in an accident. This nighttime animation reconstructs the severity of the devastating accident, as well as summarizing the significant injuries of the plaintiff. Give your case the winning angle with MotionLit’s Animation Reconstruction and Demand Package Videos for your next […]
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Getting the most value for your case oftentimes requires the use of visual aid. At MotionLit, our 3D Animations, Videos, and Medical Illustration services have proven to help double, triple, and even quadruple settlement offers. We handle a variety of cases including personal injury, product liability, auto accidents, premises liability, medical malpractice, andmuch more. Call
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For most cases involving injured victims who’ve suffered-damages from an accident, you can get your clients story recorded on video with professional filming and document the total physical and emotional losses that impact their lives. Give your opponents insightful video evidence of your clients life-altering realities in order for defendants to analyze and calculate the
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Attorney Steven Ibarra of Law Offices of Steven Ibarra secured a substantial settlement for his client, a high school student who was driving on a residential street, when a defendant vehicle careened into the plaintiff, causing the vehicle to skid and flip upside down. MotionLit produced an accident animation highlighting the defendant’s unsafe lane change
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Make your argument even more effective by producing MotionLit visuals and animations for your personal injury case. Here’s an example of how a MotionLit animation was used to effectively reconstruct the scene of the accident using surveillance video footage and medical records to prepare the visuals.
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For personal injury cases involving spinal injuries, MotionLit’s 3D Animations and Medical Illustrations show detailed medical procedures and invasive surgeries to help relieve the onset of back pain resulting from an accident. In this case, the plaintiff underwent a lumbar facet rhizotomy due to an L4-L5 disc protrusion. This procedure included multiple injections and needles
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When presenting brain injury cases, it is oftentimes hard to describe the blunt force head trauma that your client has sustained. With MotionLit 3D Animations and Video Color Tracking services, you can make powerful statements with your presentation by displaying accident scenes and a summary of injuries in a thorough and comprehensive way. In this
Make your argument even more effective by producing MotionLit visuals and animations for your personal injury case. Show the elaborate details of your client’s injuries and invasive medical procedures through MotionLit’s Medical 3D Animations and Certified Medical Illustrations.
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Some things are simply hard to describe in words, such as ‘pain’.At MotionLit, our accident animations help viewers to feel the violent impact that your clients experience in an accident. When animations capture the “feeling”, we call this the “wince factor”. Expressing the terror your client felt during the accident or emulating how strong and
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Attorney Pius Joseph of Law Offices of Pius Joseph secured a $2.7 Million verdict for his client, an airport mechanic who was severely injured after being struck by a luggage carrier. MotionLit was retained by the firm to prepare visuals and edit video enhancement of recorded surveillance footage of the accident scene. The enhanced video
