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A personal injury settlement begins when a demand package is sent to the insurance company. The success of your settlement negotiations can often hinge on the strength of your demand package. At Precise, our team of litigation experts can provide you with graphics,...

The goal of litigation management consulting is to help litigators take the information gathered during discovery and turn it into a dynamic, cohesive, and logical courtroom presentation. Every litigator knows that a successful outcome at trial hinges on whether their...

The eDiscovery process - which involves identifying, preserving, collecting, processing, reviewing, and producing electronically stored information (ESI) - is often the most expensive and time-consuming part of trial preparation. All that effort could be of little...

Snapshot from a trial animation When you walk into the courtroom, you want to be confident that you are prepared to present your case in the best way possible. An expert litigation support technician from our team provides you with everything you need for a dynamic,...

As any trial attorney knows, what works in theory doesn’t always translate to success in the courtroom. A slam-dunk case can turn into a loss simply because jurors didn’t understand your evidence or disliked your expert witness. Understanding the nuances of juror...

When it comes to technological advancements, video deposition equipment typically isn’t the first thing to spring to mind. After all, video cameras have been around since the 80’s, and other than the quality of the video (and the size of the cameras themselves),...

Modern juries are a fascinating study in how the rapid growth of technology has affected different generations. On a given jury, you could have a 70-year-old who remembers the introduction of microwaves and color television, and a 20-year-old who has never known life...

As any seasoned attorney knows, preparing a case involves hundreds of hours of work, from reviewing evidence and doing research to interviewing witnesses and preparing exhibits. Technology can help streamline some of this workload, but modern technology is evolving at...

When a witness testifies in a courtroom, the visual aspect of their testimony is a one-time event. Afterwards, if jurors wish to review the testimony they are limited to court transcripts. Conversely, video depositions can be viewed multiple times during the course of...