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Day in the Life video

The Power of Day In The Life Legal Videos

What Is a Day in the Life Video?

A Day in the Life video lets a personal injury lawyer show the court, opposing counsel or insurance adjusters exactly what their client is going through due to the defendant’s negligence.

At Attorney’s Edge, our Day-in-the-life videos highlight your client’s daily struggles from the moment they get up till they go to bed. As with all of our legal videos, our goal is to truthfully show the strength of your case. These videos are often admissible in court. 

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How does Attorneys’ Edge produce a Day in the Life Legal Video?

First, we speak with your client or his/her caretaker prior to the shoot so that we thoroughly understand your client’s daily routine.

On shoot day, our veteran TV-journalists will visit your client’s home or care facility and faithfully capture the highlights of his or her daily routine. We will then edit the key moments of your client’s day into a concise, broadcast-quality video lasting about seven to twelve minutes. The video can be longer, if you wish.

We typically start with your client getting out of bed, washing, dressing and eating. This usually happens with the help of a caretaker. After that, we will follow your client through the actions specific to their day. We focus on routines that he/she used to do independently. 

Day in the Life Legal Videos do not contain any narration, special effects, interviews or background music. The only audio you will hear are the natural sounds that occur during your client’s daily activities.

We adhere to rigid, ethical standards. We do not stage any of your client’s routine or ever ask your client to repeat an action. Therefore, you can have confidence showing our Day-in-the-Life videos in court. The jury will see the events exactly as they happened.

We can also incorporate your video into a longer settlement documentary for mediation or pre-trial hearings.