Trial presentation support
Specialists who carry the record from your deposition suite into the courtroom.
Your agency stays the client of record. We coordinate with your scheduler, meet counsel at the courthouse, and hand everything back to you — nothing goes to the law firm directly.
Who does what at counsel table.
On smaller matters a single tech covers both roles. On document- and testimony-heavy trials, the two work side by side.
Trial technician
Owns the evidence and the equipment — everything counsel needs on the screen(s), the moment they ask for it.
Video playback technician
Owns the recorded testimony — from designation through the clips that play in the courtroom.
Four steps, no surprises.
Courthouse, courtroom, dates, and whether counsel needs one technician or two.
We load the exhibit database, build clips from designations, and confirm what equipment the courtroom supplies versus what we bring.
Early setup, a dry run with counsel, and a technician at the table for every session — with a backup machine already cabled.
Ruling-driven edits, new clips, and next-day exhibit changes handled overnight — reported back to your agency and/or the law firm.
What's included
Common questions
Not always. If the trial is exhibit-light or has little video testimony, one technician covers both roles. Tell us the volume and we'll recommend the staffing.
Yes. We build clips from any deposition video and transcript, whether or not we recorded it.
Counsel directs the work in the courtroom; your agency remains the client.
Dates move constantly. Tell us as soon as you know — we hold the technician and re-schedule without a penalty.
Have trial dates on the calendar?
Send the courthouse, the dates, and the testimony volume — we'll confirm staffing the same business day.
