A Honda CRV carrying a family was rear-ended by a Toyota 4Runner at 50 MPH, pushing them into a Ford Explorer at a multi-lane intersection. Plaintiff Honda CRV had stopped behind a car making an illegal left turn in the HOV lane. The Toyota 4Runner, which failed to brake, collided with the stopped cars.

Starbucks faced $50 million lawsuit after a jury ruled in favor of a customer who suffered severe injuries due to alleged negligence. The case highlights concerns over safety policies and corporate responsibility, with legal experts pointing to the role of video evidence in securing the verdict.

A client was tragically killed when the grinder box he was working on short circuited and closed on his body. The grinder box's electronics system had been repeatedly exposed to water and weather, causing it to open and close without warning.

A devastating motorcycle accident left the client paralyzed after being struck by a car. Our team crafted compelling visuals to demonstrate the sequence of events and the preventable nature of the crash, ultimately helping secure justice and a significant settlement for the client.

When a tractor-trailer operator drove down a road and ran into the back of the motorbike, Iconographics created a series of animations showing how enabling the HIGH-BEAMS on this rural stretch of road would have given the driver more than enough time to avoid the crash.

Attorneys Jason Jordan and Nick Rowley used Iconographics' animations to show that the motorcycle driver was liable for the significant injuries suffered by his passenger.

Iconographics created a customized animation showing the severity of all the injuries sustained during a motorcycle accident. This animation led to a settlement of $4.75 Million on a $50,000 insurance policy.

A stalled car was rear-ended by a truck, tragically resulting in the child’s death. Attorney Brandon Yosha and Iconographics collaborated on animations that vividly depicted the crash, aiding in a $6.2 million settlement and legislative change with "Norah's Law."