Medical malpractice cases involve complex concepts that can be difficult for juries to understand. At Waranch & Brown, we use advanced technology — 3D modeling, detailed animations, and interactive demonstratives — to present these concepts in a way that is clear and accessible. These tools allow us to transform technical medical details into visual narratives that jurors can easily follow, keeping the focus on the facts, rather than speculation.
Sometimes old-fashioned methods serve the purpose, too. For example, W&B attorney Rachel Giroux recently secured a victory for a surgeon in a case alleging negligence in the performance of a bowel resection. Using a common garden hose to illustrate the urinary system’s pressure dynamics and plastic tubing to represent the ureter’s shape enabled the jury to understand a key point.
Visual aids are particularly valuable in helping experts communicate their testimony effectively. These tools not only simplify complex ideas but also add credibility to the testimony, making it more persuasive and impactful.
In addition to supporting expert witnesses, these technologies help during cross-examinations and rebuttals. A well-designed visual timeline or short animation of a procedure can challenge the plaintiff’s narrative, highlight inconsistencies, and keep the jury focused on the evidence presented. By integrating visual storytelling into our defense strategy, we empower jurors to understand the intricacies of medical cases and make informed, fact-based decisions.
At Waranch & Brown, we are committed to using innovative tools to tell your story clearly and effectively, ensuring that even the most complex cases are presented in a way that resonates with the jury. If you need experienced trial attorneys for your medical malpractice case, feel free to contact us.