If you are an attorney specializing in medical malpractice cases or a personal injury lawyer helping those with personal injury complaints, consider Medivisuals your premier source for both stock medical legal exhibits and custom illustrations and displays. Our artists hold advanced degrees in this field specifically and can take complex medical concepts, surgical procedures, injuries, and more and create the medical legal exhibits—the illustrations, models, or animations—you need to make your case.
First, view our library of stock exhibits. These are ideal and cost-effective when you need to show a medical procedure, injury, or condition in order to detail your argument. In some cases, particularly when a procedure has gone wrong or an injury occurs in a specific way, you may need a custom illustration or model created by one of our artists. We can create the medical legal exhibits you need to show precisely where a medical error has occurred or how an injury related to an incident. These types of visuals are often pivotal in cases that warrant the simplification of detailed procedures and injuries.
To view our stock of medical legal exhibits, simply use the left navigation or the search box. To get a custom quote, select Custom Exhibits to learn more. Medivisuals offers a free consultation that includes a detailed proposal and samples. Once the proposal is accepted, you can work with a visual consultant to go over the details. They will be able to let you know what they need, how long the process may take, and what the cost will be.
We look forward to working with you and assisting you with your case. Browse the site to learn more about us, about our award-winning artists, and the process we implement. You can also view stock medical legal exhibits and learn more about past projects. Please give us a call if you have any further questions or concerns, or if you are interested in a custom quote.
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