How Visual Animation Helped Secure a $2.3M Verdict

MotionLit · Intermediate ·🖌️ UI/UX Design ·6mo ago

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In this case, a 23-year-old competitive cheerleader was injured during an unsafe stunt on a production set with no proper safety oversight. MotionLit created accident reconstruction and surgical animations to show how the fall occurred and what the surgeries involved. The visuals helped jurors understand liability and damages, contributing to a $2.3 million award for pain and suffering, far exceeding expectations for the case. “I have to attribute it to the animations,” Kahn said. #FlashbackFriday #personalinjurylaw #trialattorney #triallawyer #injurylawyer #plaintifflawyer #injurylaw #shorts

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In this case, a 23-year-old competitive cheerleader was injured during an unsafe stunt on a production set with no proper safety oversight. MotionLit created accident reconstruction and surgical animations to show how the fall occurred and what the surgeries involved. The visuals helped jurors understand liability and damages, contributing to a $2.3 million award for pain and suffering, far exceeding expectations for the case. “I have to attribute it to the animations,” Kahn said. #FlashbackFriday #personalinjurylaw #trialattorney #triallawyer #injurylawyer #plaintifflawyer #injurylaw #shorts
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