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Medical Illustrations
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Shirley Coleman, B.A., C.R.T.
Los Angeles CA 90272
USA
phone: 310-459-6139
Shirley
Shirley H. Coleman is both a Medical Illustrator and a Certified Radiological Technologist, providing medical illustrations for many uses, including Courtroom Exhibits, in the the Los Angeles area and beyond. Benefiting from 23 years experience, Ms. Coleman provides timely, accurate, understandable, and cost effective illustrations for Attorneys, Physicians, and Medical facilities. Based upon radiographs (X-rays), MRI scans, medical records and consultations with physicians and other experts when necessary, her illustrations have been a determining factor in many cases of personal injury . The following testimonial is one example:
"Last Thursday the jury returned a verdict in favor of [our client] for approximately $1,200,000. Your work (as usual) was spectacular.

The testifying doctor commented to the jury about how good the medical illustrations were in representing the nature of the injury and the corrective work that was performed.

You have done so much work for me and other members of this firm which has allowed us to be more effective and better representatives for our clients. The clients have benefited from your careful skill tremendously.

Again, thank you for the work."
Licensed by State of California as Certified Radiologic Technologist (Diagnostic and Therapeutic).

Graduated Summa Cum Laude with B.A. in Art (Illustration) and Certificate in Bio-Medical Illustration.

FEE STRUCTURE: Can work within your budget. No job is too small.
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Dr. Daniel Kruger Ph.D.
President
2321 N. Loop Drive
Suite 201
Ames IA 50010
USA
phone: 515-296-7175
fax: 515-296-6121
Dr. Daniel
Formed in 2001, Demonstratives, Inc. (DI), specializes in 3D Litigation Animation Services. Since its inception, DI has expanded its capabilities in providing a broad range of visual scientific support to complicated litigation matters.The professional staff of DI includes doctorate-degreed project managers, engineers, animators, illustrators, and video editors, many of whom helped to establish the litigation animation industry. DI has been involved in many notable cases including:
  • KSR v. Teleflex - Landmark unanimous U.S. Supreme Court case on obviousness regarding patent claims. The U.S. Solicitor General noted, "[The] petitioner has supplied an animation that helpfully illustrates the point."

  • Sprint v. Vonage - $80 million settlement for DI client Sprint. Jurors said that DI's animated tutorial made Sprint's patent claims easy to understand.

  • Affymetrix v. Illumina - $90 million settlement for DI client Affymetrix. DI’s graphics helped Affymetrix show that Illumina infringed several of its patents.
  • Areas of Animation Expertise:
  • Intellectual Property: Mechanical
  • Intellectual Property: Electronics
  • Intellectual Property: Biotechnology
  • Medical Devices
  • Aviation
  • Ground Vehicle
  • General & Product Liability
  • Construction
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    Christine Froehlich
    Project Manager
    18401 Burbank Blvd, Ste 107
    Tarzana CA 91356
    USA
    phone: 818-776-3470
    fax: 818-776-3477
    Christine
    IPS is Interactive Presentation Solutions, Inc., a full service visual resource company. Combining the latest in presentation technology and the experience of our visual and legal experts toward achieving our life's work: the persuasive presentation of evidence to help our clients obtain favorable verdicts.

    IMPACT + SUBSTANCE

    Our visual experts create stunning, impactful presentations. Our legal experts provide the substance. The latter apply their extensive background in thoroughly analyzing each case to come up with the most appropriate strategies for creating effective visuals. Immersed in the minute details of the case, they assume the vital role of In-Court Visual Directors in an actual trial. Perfectly synchronizing the visuals with your verbal communications for a seamless and well-coordinated presentation.

    TECHNOLOGICAL EDGE

    IPS works with your firm's trial team to develop well-organized, easily accessible exhibits that will save time and make your arguments more convincing in the courtroom. IPS supports most presentation software programs on the market today, and can train your personnel or supply our technicians to support you in trial. IPS can provide or arrange for all of the equipment used throughout the trial, and support a trial war room.

    Our staff members have been involved in numerous cases over the past 20 years, earning a national reputation for excellence in trial visual communications and research. IPS professionals have worked in virtually every area of litigation.

    Services:
  • Consulting / Case Analysis
  • Animation
  • Audio Video Enhancements
  • Demonstrative & Document Exhibits
  • Graphics & Visual Services
  • Video Editing
  • Trial Exhibit Management
  • Website Preservation
  • Courtroom Presentations
  • Settlement Presentations
  • Presentation Seminars / MCLE
  • Training
  • Equipment Rentals
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