Courtroom Hot Seat Operators at A2L Consulting

Litigators and trial attorneys want to focus on arguments in the courtroom - not technology and bringing up the next document. When the marriage between trial attorney and courtroom hotseat operator is right, it is like watching a well-choreographed dance.  Each partner anticipates the other person's next move and the audience focuses on the content.

Such is the relationship between a high-quality courtroom hot seat operator and litigator. With the support of a well-prepared litigation team, this is what we always achieve.

The normal tasks performed by the courtroom hot seat operator, sometimes called a trial technician, trial consultant or just trial tech, is as follows:

• making deposition clips and syncing them with the transcript;
• creating the documentary and demonstrative exhibit database prior to trial;
• working with trial counsel and witnesses to help them prep their presentation;
• planning and setting up the electronics in the war room and courtroom;
• helping trial counsel finalize their courtroom presentations;
• running a flawless in-court presentation and offering instant access to any piece of evidence;
• creating demonstratives on-the-fly in court for use on cross and in closing;

Some useful articles by and about our courtroom hot-seat operators include:

• Trial Technicians and Trial Presentation Services
• 20 Things You Must Know Before Hiring a Trial Technician
• Request Pricing or Availability of a Hot Seat Operator
• Flat Fee Pricing for Trial Tech/Hot Seat Services
• The iPad Friendly Courtroom - A Trial Technician's View
• Concerned Trial Technology and Hot Seat Services will Look Too Slick?

We encourage you to contact us about our courtroom hot seat services.  They are available around the U.S. and around the world.

We make our courtroom hot seat services available to any location in the United States and worldwide but most often work in the following cities: Washington, DC, Fairfax, Virginia, New York, New York, Los Angeles, California, Chicago, Illinois, Houston, Texas, Phoenix, Arizona, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, San Antonio, Texas, San Diego, California, Dallas, Texas, San Jose, California, Detroit, Michigan, Jacksonville, Florida, Indianapolis, Indiana, San Francisco, California, Columbus, Ohio, Austin, Texas, Memphis, Tennessee, Fort Worth, Texas, Baltimore, Maryland and Charlotte, North Carolina.