I spent two hours on the witness stand in a Las Vegas courtroom, using a 3d model to demonstrate possible scenarios in a bus crash case. Was it animation? Simulation? Or some of each?

Fat Pencil Studio has joined the game! What you (and your practice) need to know about virtual reality.

Was a fiery helicopter crash the result of pilot error or a mechanical failure?

Use of an insufficiently designed dock plate provided at a Portland area building resulted in severe injury to a dock worker.

As statistician George Box says, “All models are wrong, but some are useful.” The useful ones are only as “right” as their objectives need them to be.

Plaintiff was injured in a fall from scaffolding erected at an oil refinery. The ladder was positioned near a "headknocker" obstacle making it difficult to safely access a third story platform.

3d visualization and photogrammetry helps persuade jury that bus manufacturer is liable for "accidental" death of a bicyclist.

How to visualize the impact of a permanent sight impairment sustained after eye surgery to repair a detached retina?

3d illustrations make technical matters easy to understand in medical malpractice cases.

Photogrammetry is used to reconstruct a crash involving a city bus and a pedestrian. Once again, blind spots play a tragic role.