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Materials Needed: Medical Illustrations + Animations (PI and Med-Mal)
Materials Needed: Medical Illustrations + Animations (PI and Med-Mal)

Requested materials for preparation of written exhibit proposal and estimate.

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Written by Cynthia Landon
Updated over a week ago

In order to provide the most thorough and accurate suggestions for visual exhibits there are a few key items we will need to review. These documents allow us to provide accurate cost estimates as well as ensure everything we create is accurate.

FORMAT

We request that digital copies be provided over physical copies. If available, text based files (original/native file types) are highly preferred (as opposed to scanned documents).

DELIVERY

Electronic delivery is preferred, for which there are numerous options:

  • Zip/compress multiple files into ONE folder to upload – details on how to zip/compress and share files can be found here.

  • Use our shared Dropbox link to upload files (2GB per transfer limit) - we will share a link with you, or

  • "Share" your Dropbox folder with us

  • Use a third-party file transfer protocol (FTP) you may already have in place

*Please DO NOT send medical records in their entirety; sending only the materials below will allow us to more efficiently assist*

PRIMARY RECORDS (illustration and animation)

  1. Films (X-rays, CTs, MRIs, et al. - sending physical CDs or electronically is an option)

  2. Radiology reports

  3. Operative reports

(the three items above are "mission critical", those below will certainly help, but aren't as important as the three above and may not be necessary, feel free to send them if you would like).

  1. Complaint 

  2. Admission/Discharge summaries (if numerous injuries exist)

  3. Photos of your client (if we are creating a client-likeness OR if we are depicting soft-tissue injuries) 

SECONDARY RECORDS (generally required for 3D animation and or med-mal cases, certainly cannot hurt to send these on all PI cases, too)

  1. Primary records above +

  2. Expert reports (final or draft, from both plaintiff and defense, if available)

  3. Key deposition summaries

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