Litigation Solutions and Support Services

Litigation support companies provide specialized services that help attorneys prepare, explain, and present evidence. Depending on the matter, services can include forensic animation, laser scanning, photogrammetry, drone imagery, interactive 3D models, and expert witness testimony. These tools help legal teams demonstrate physical conditions, incident sequences, measurements, and spatial relationships in a clear, documented format for investigations, mediation, or court.

Forensic animation can support civil and criminal matters involving accidents, crimes, industrial incidents, fires, explosions, product failures, and other events. The firm also identifies applications including motor vehicle accidents, aviation incidents, product liability, ballistics and kinematics, officer-involved shootings, war crimes, and eminent domain disputes. The animation is developed from expert analysis, physical evidence, and documented methodology.

Forensic animation turns complex technical findings into visual explanations that judges and juries can follow. It can illustrate event sequences, movement, visibility, spatial relationships, damage, or other evidence when photographs and written descriptions are difficult to interpret. A useful animation should remain tied to physical evidence, stated assumptions, expert analysis, and a documented methodology rather than presenting unsupported speculation.

Terrestrial 3D laser scanning captures millions of precise spatial measurements from physical environments. The resulting point cloud can support scene analysis, measurements, 3D modeling, and forensic animation involving accident scenes, crime scenes, buildings, vehicles, and infrastructure. It preserves a detailed digital representation that legal and technical teams can review without relying solely on memory or conventional photographs.

Drone imagery can document large or complex accident scenes, crime scenes, industrial sites, and properties from an aerial perspective. High-resolution images can be processed into accurate 3D models, helping preserve scene evidence and provide broader spatial context. The resulting documentation may support trial attorneys, accident reconstruction experts, forensic engineers, insurance companies, law enforcement agencies, and investigators.

Close-range photogrammetry extracts three-dimensional measurements from photographs and videos. It can help analyze or reconstruct evidence such as skid marks, vehicle damage, blood spatter, trajectories, and other physical details using sources that may include surveillance footage, dashcams, or photographs. Its usefulness depends on the available imagery, documented methodology, and the technical interpretation of the evidence.

Yes. Expert witness support can include testimony concerning forensic visualization, laser scanning, photogrammetry, forensic animation, the technologies used, and the methodologies behind visual reconstructions. The expert’s role is to explain the technical process and evidence clearly while addressing the basis and limitations of the work for attorneys, courts, arbitration panels, government agencies, and other litigation professionals.

The process begins with a consultation to discuss the case, available evidence, objectives, and the type of visual or technical support required. Relevant materials may include photographs, video, plans, reports, scans, measurements, or expert findings. The team can then determine whether animation, scanning, photogrammetry, drone documentation, an interactive model, testimony, or a combination best fits the matter.