Also known as a "Day In The Life" (Day-In-The-Life) documentary, these videos are developed to be admitted as evidence in a court of law. Their purpose is to demonstrate how an accident, event or product malfunction has negatively impacted the life of the plaintiff. It typically shows how an injured or disabled person manages daily tasks such as getting out of bed, bathing and eating.

An "Activities of Daily Living"  documentary permits the viewer to experience the plaintiff's day as events unfold - from the time the plaintiff wakes until they go to sleep at night.

Activities of the plaintiff's daily living are digitally videotaped - then professionally edited for presentation. Particular attention is paid to a balance of keeping the edit admissible yet not boring the jury.  

In our videos, we honestly and accurately show how the plaintiff's routine and normal life has been changed by their disability or injury. Video is one of the best way to permit the viewer (jurors, opposing consul or insurance adjustors)  to appreciate and measure the devastating impact the causative event has had on the plaintiff's life.