We believe that an effective trial presentation can change the outcome of a case.  For A2L Consulting's trial presentation consultants, their job is laser focused on building trust and understanding with the fact finder(s) through a well-designed trial presentation.  We call this "making belief," and that is the business we are in.

Trial presentation is a broad term that has several meanings in our business.  As, trial presentation consulting is still an industry that is barely 30 years old, the term has yet to develop a firm meaning.  Specifically:

• Trial Presentation can refer to the entirety of the presentation, both oral and visual, made by the litigation team; or
• Trial Presentation can refer to only the visual presentation -- primarily demonstrative evidence -- that is created by trial presentation consultants to support opening, closing and the case in chief; or
• Trial Presentation can also refer to the electronic presentation of evidence using equipment being run by trial technicans (themelves, trial presentation consultants); or
• A Trial Presentation can be any combination of the above.

About A2L Consulting

A2L has prepared trial consulting presentations since 1995 for litigators from all major law firms in more than 10,000 cases with trillions of dollars at stake.  Our work has taken us to the following cities, states and countries and many more: London, England Dublin, Ireland Johannesburg, South Africa Falls Church, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia Brussels, Belgium New York, New York; Los Angeles, California; Chicago, Illinois; Houston, Texas; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Phoenix, Arizona; San Antonio, Texas; San Diego, California; Dallas, Texas; San Jose, California; Jacksonville, Florida; Indianapolis, Indiana; San Francisco, California; Austin, Texas; Columbus, Ohio; Detroit, Michigan; Memphis, Tennessee; Baltimore, Maryland; Boston, Massachusetts; Seattle, Washington; Washington, District of Columbia; Nashville, Tennessee; Denver, Colorado; Las Vegas, Nevada; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Kansas City, Missouri; Virginia Beach, Virginia; Atlanta, Georgia; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Lexington, Kentucky; Anchorage, Alaska; Newark, New Jersey; Jersey City, New Jersey; Orlando, Florida; Lubbock, Texas; Baton Rouge, Louisiana; Birmingham, Alabama; Rochester, New York; Arlington, Virginia; Richmond, Virginia; Salt Lake City, Utah; Tallahassee, Florida; Providence, Rhode Island; Jackson, Mississippi; Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Kansas City, Kansas; Torrance, California; Bridgeport, Connecticut; Hayward, California; Alexandria , Virginia; New Haven, Connecticut; Columbia, South Carolina; Thousand Oaks, California; Gainesville, Florida; Simi Valley, California; Stamford, Connecticut; Bellevue, Washington; Miramar, Florida