Seeing Is Believing
Medical Illustrations & 3D Animations for Personal Injury Litigators
1.0 CLE Credit — Law & Legal Procedure | Washington State Bar Association
Medical records tell a story. Most juries can't read it. Seeing Is Believing gives personal injury plaintiff attorneys a practice-ready framework for turning clinical findings into visual evidence that actually persuades — from case intake through closing argument.
Taught by Aimée Cammilleri, MA, CMI — a Board-Certified Medical Illustrator with 16+ years creating medical-legal trial visuals — this course covers both static illustrations and 3D animations side by side, so you know exactly which format fits which case, and why.
In this course, you'll learn to:
Identify the injury types most commonly litigated in PI cases and match each to the right visual format
Distinguish the six major categories of medical-legal visual exhibits — and the sponsoring witness each one requires
Authenticate static illustrations and 3D animations under Washington Evidence Rules 901, 403, and 702
Anticipate and defeat objections specific to both formats, including the photorealism challenge unique to animation
Build a five-phase visual case strategy — with a contingency budget framework — from intake to trial
Includes a full written materials packet built for your desk, not your shelf: a 26-term glossary, an illustrator/animator briefing checklist, word-for-word ER 901 foundation scripts, an injury-category visual type guide, an objection quick-reference, and a five-phase case strategy timeline.
One hour. One credit. A visual strategy you can put to work on your next case.
