Appearances and first impressions count in everything we do. For people, this is defined by body language and affect.
Studies consistently show that visually reinforced information is easier to understand and remember.
As a result, when litigators present visual aids, trials progress more quickly, saving money and time for courts, attorneys, and their clients. And when visual aids are during mediation, issues emerge early, with increased clarity, helping the parties assess risks and benefits. You don't need to spend huge budgets nor outsource to develop creative, effective visual aids. More experienced users may want to try some of the software designed to enhance the basic PowerPoint software. These visual aids can be used in presentations, or in courtroom settings to amplify witness testimony or other verbal communication.