This is the fourth and final podcast to be produced from the video of our presentation to the class in Evidence and Trial Practice at the CU Law School on October 25, 2006. In this episode I show and describe the entire World Trade Center trial presentation.
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CU Law School Presentation: Gary Freed, WTC Trial Graphics: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadThis podcast was recorded live at the CU Law School and is the third of four to be made from this presentation. Z-Axis producer Steve Brosius discusses the interactive exhibits he produced to help settle a ground water cleanup dispute between two neighboring oil companies. This is an example of a presentation that allows an attorney or expert witness interactive access to numerous exhibits and data without being tied down to a serial presentation.
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CU Law School Presentation: Steve Brosius’ Case Study [6:02m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (2104)This is the second of four podcasts derived from our talk at the CU Law School. Here, Ray Hauschel, National Sales Manager, presents some highlights of a few of Z-Axis’ key cases.
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CU Law School Presentation: Ray's Case Studies [5:58m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (2099)On October 25, 2006, Ray Hauschel, Steve Brosius and Gary Freed of Z-Axis gave a presentation to a class in Evidence and Trial Practice at the University of Colorado Law School. In this introductory podcast, Ray Hauschel, National Sales Manager, discusses the history of Z-Axis and talks about some of the things to consider when using animated and still exhibits in court. This is the first of 4 podcasts we will create from this presentation.
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CU Law School Presentation: Introduction to Z-Axis [9:30m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (2028)
