Elk & Elk commercials: If you’ve seen them, you know…

Whether we’re producing Elk & Elk commercials, using multimedia in court or updating our Web and social marketing presence; our firm believes that, if you want to do the job right, you need the right tools to do the job. So we’ve invested in a state-of-the-art digital media studio and staffed it with some of the brightest designers, editors, IT professionals, programmers, videographers and writers around.

But sharing our extensive knowledge about Ohio personal injury law with the world through Elk & Elk commercials, our Web sites, blogs, e-mail newsletters and other platforms isn’t the only reason we’ve invested so heavily in multimedia technology. We’ve also become quite adept at using multimedia in the courtroom. We’re able to produce high-quality forensic presentations in-house: Everything from Power Point shows and forensic photography to accident scene documentation and three-dimensional computer accident reconstruction.

We’ve been able to win big results for thousands of injury victims in part through using multimedia in the courtroom extensively. And through our use of this kind of technology, we’ve also helped raise the bar in terms of the quality of courtroom presentation – something Elk & Elk has been on the cutting edge of since the introduction of practical multimedia production.

Elk & Elk’s digital media studio and the experienced and knowledgeable people who make it work are just one more set of examples of how we spare no expense in our goal to perfect the practice of Ohio personal injury law both for our clients and the civil justice system at large.

Multimedia Production FAQ’s:

Q: What kind of technology is used in forensic multimedia presentations?

A: Desktop and laptop computers; dye sublimation printers; digital projectors and screens; scanners; CD/DVD/VHS/Flash and other portable media; audio equipment; digital still and video cameras and accessories; visual presenters and overhead projectors; various other computer hardware and software.

Q: What is actually presented via multimedia in the courtroom?

A: Courtroom multimedia presentations usually include (but are not limited to): Video clips; audio clips; digitally-animated accident recreations; examples of Websites and other electronic media; projections; graphs and other infographics; recorded live events and any other needed representations.

Q: Why is multimedia so useful in the courtroom?

A: Let’s face it: We’re living in a digital age. People are getting more and more familiar with computers and instant information. As tech-savvy as most people are becoming, they expect the courts to keep up with the times. Of course, television programs like the popular “CSI” franchise, Real TV and other forensic-oriented entertainment outlets have raised peoples’ expectations about court, evidence presentation and how a convincing argument develops and is presented to the court and to jury members. In other words, if you really want to “wow ‘em” in court; you’re behind the eight ball, so to speak, if you’re not using multimedia in your courtroom presentations.