Building and Site Inspections

Building and Site Inspections

A video site inspection can be used to capture a wide range of concerns, such as preserving evidence or recording an expert witness' evaluation of an item or equipment.


Vehicle testing, product problems, on-the-job accident lawsuits, premises liability, and eminent domain proceedings, to mention a few, all require video inspections. 

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Legal Videography

Body language, tone, facial emotions, irritation, disdain, and gestures are not captured by words alone. These visual signals are captured on video to present the entire story. For collecting and retaining significant components of …

Video Synchronization (Trial Ready)

We sync recordings with court reporter transcripts, allowing attorneys to exhibit the court transcript alongside the video footage, which is crucial if the matter goes to trial.

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Multi-Camera Recording (Picture-In-Picture)

These cutting-edge video depositions capture the deponent's interaction with exhibits in real-time, eliminating any ambiguity about what the witness is describing.

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Day in the Life Videos

A personal injury lawyer can use a Day in the Life video to demonstrate to the court, opposing counsel, or insurance adjusters exactly what their client is going through as a result of the defendant's negligence.

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Settlement Documentary

By sharing your clients' tales in their own words, you can help them reach a settlement. A Settlement Documentary is a video documentary that uses interviews, demonstrative material, and an engaging narrative to convey an attorney's case.

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