Hard to believe it’s time to turn the calendar page and start another year. As we all make the leap from 2009 to 2010, we want to thank our clients that have made us the leader in technology and video support for the legal community.

In these economic times, we know how important it is to stand out from your competitors. At Visual Evidence we take great pride in unparalleled offering unparalleled customer service and competitive costs. We also have several services to help you present you case, organize your case, and ultimately win your case. Some of you may know us as “the video company” - but we are much more than that. Please take the opportunity to check out our website to see the various services we offer and how we can help you.

We have all made the transition to life in the high-definition world in our personal lives. Now at Visual Evidence, we can clearly see the need for going hi-def in our field. We are now shooting day in the life and settlement documentary footage in high definition format. The result? Outstanding image quality and clarity.

If you see the need to capture footage of your client, or images for your case - it is our need to provide a state-of-the art final product.
See the difference we provide, and why Visual Evidence stands apart from the competition and has done so for more than 25 years.

Our production department and technical support staff assisted our clients in resolving some of their cases.

* 7-figure settlement - In a negligent security case, VEI produced a settlement documentary involving a woman who lost her new husband after he was shot and killed at an apartment complex that did not have a working security gate.

A paralyzed former Pahokee trucker received a $14.6 million judgment. VEI provided poignant day in the life footage at trial that let the jury see the client’s true pain and suffering.

$5.3 million settlement - VEI produced a settlement documentary in this negligent security/wrongful death case. The plaintiff was murdered by a gunman in an Orlando apartment complex. The companies in charge failed to provide adequate security.

$8.5 million jury verdict - VEI produced a settlement documentary for a woman who died after delayed abdominal surgery. The woman was admitted to Miami's Palmetto General Hospital with severe abdominal pain. Doctors delayed treatment, she went into shock as well as respiratory and cardiac arrest.

$20 million settlement - VEI produced a settlement documentary of a 6-year old girl who entered a Florida hospital through the emergency room. This young girl had problems with her airways as a result of thick mucus. She was in the hospital for several days and woke up with labored breathing, expressed severe anxiousness and congestion. After continuous problems she awoke again coughing up large amounts of mucus. She had a major arrest almost three days after she was admitted to the hospital. Unfortunately this young, beautiful six year old girl suffered a hypoxic brain injury and remained severely damaged.