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Welcome Pennsylvania Attorneys and Legal Professionals
MediVisuals has been providing medical illustration and animation exhibits to the Pennsylvania legal community for over 25 years. We invite you to search our online library of over 4,000 medical exhibits, read testimonials from our Pennsylvania clients and compare MediVisuals to other companies you have used in the past. Some of our most frequently requested medical exhibits are:
If you cannot find what you are looking for or would like to request a complimentary consultation on a case, please click the button below to email Bob L. Shepherd (bshepherd@medivisuals.com), a medical illustrator/Vice President, Director Eastern Region Operations. We look forward to working with you.
MediVisuals' Pennsylvania Client Testimonials and Justice Reports
"I have found MediVisuals' exhibits to be as powerful and persuasive as some expert witnesses that I have presented. Their ability to take enormously complicated events and illustrate them in a simple and effective way provides an advantage in the courtroom that I would never want to be without. The difference between winnng and losing centers upon juror comprehension, and that's where MediVisuals' expertise proves invaluable."
Mark W. Tanner, Esq.
Feldman Shepherd Wohlgelernter Tanner Weinstock & Dodig
Philadelphia, PA
"I spoke with the jurors after our trial and they commented on how terrific [your] medical illustrations were! It really assisted them in understanding the injuries sustained. As always, many thanks for all of your help. . . I look forward to working with you on the next one!"
Beth Tracy, Paralegal with Daniel J. Distasio, Esq.
Scartelli, Distasio & Kowalski, P.C.
Wilkes-Barre, PA
$4,950,000.00 Settlement - Worker falls from roof
Congratulations to Robert Mongeluzzi, Esq., Eunice Trevor, Esq., and Andrew Duffy, Esq. of Saltz, Mongeluzzi, Barrett & Bendesky, P.C. in Philadelphia, PA for the $4,950,000 settlement they obtained on the behalf of a roofer who was paralyzed from a 40 foot fall.
The plaintiff was injured when he fell through an asbestos concrete roof he was replacing and bounced off a large metal furnace on his way down, which compressed his spinal cord. He claimed that the prime contractor that hired him did not inform him of the poor condition of the roof or advise him to use fall-protection devices.
The defense claimed that the prime contractor had no duty to do so since the plaintiff was an independent contractor. The plaintiff’s counsel argued that since the prime contractor retained control of the job, they had a legal responsibility to make sure the plaintiff was well informed and well protected.
Mr. Mongeluzzi, Ms. Trevor and Mr. Duffy used multiple MediVisuals exhibits, including the one shown below, to help demonstrate the plaintiff’s most significant injuries and surgeries.
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