Forensic Technology

Forensic Technology Renderings

Gabrielson Law Offices, LTD

How We Use Forensic Technology to Advocate for You

At Gabrielson Law Offices, LTD, we prioritize staying at the forefront of forensic technology to advocate effectively for our clients. Understanding the impact of visual evidence on a jury, we leverage cutting-edge tools and techniques to present claims in the most compelling manner. Our approach is rooted in the knowledge that jurors are more likely to retain information presented visually.

Whether it's demonstrating the mechanics of an accident or the extent of injuries sustained, our experienced team knows that visual exhibits can profoundly influence the outcome of a case. Despite the costs, we believe in investing in accurate and detailed representational evidence to significantly benefit our clients' claims. Contact Gabrielson Law Offices today to learn more about how we can help you.

Interactive Presentations and 3D Volume Renderings

A high impact interactive presentation of removal of sigmoid colon.

A diagram of a person 's stomach showing a sigmoid colon degloving injury.

High Impact, LLC uses interactive presentations that detail injuries and medical procedures. They utilize medical records and diagnostic test data to create a visual, representational chronology of treatment.

A 3d volume rendering of a skeleton with the words bone tissue setting below it.

A picture of a skull with the words bodyviz 3d volume rendering on the bottom.

BodyViz uses 3D volume rendering, an actual clinical tool — not just a graphic aid for trial like a medical illustration. It creates these 3D volume renderings using MRI and CT scan data. 3D volume rendering is becoming fundamental for displaying CT and MRI results in a manner that non-radiology physicians and laymen can visualize and understand. The feature set addresses intuitive interpretation of 3D patient anatomies and simple methods for positioning virtual surgical tools within a 3D virtual body.

Crash Reconstruction and Forensic Animation

Forensic Animation is a technically accurate computer generated visualization of a complex event. Several minutes, perhaps hours, of technical testimony can be condensed into an easily understood presentation.