Trial presentations are a display of visuals that assist in an attorney’s presentation of their case. A vast majority of the population is visual learners, so listening to attorneys drawl on and on may not achieve said attorney’s desired effect. By providing quality visuals to aid in the clarity of the case, it can change the opinion of a jury.

But the term “trial presentation” isn’t a clear cut term. It has a variety of implications, and attorneys have to decide which aspect of trial presentation best fits their case. Here are some options of what trial presentation could mean:

• Documentary evidence presented visually
• Printed trial boards
• PowerPoint presentations
• Computer animation
• Any combination of the above!