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The power of design - used in the court room.
We help lawyers win more cases
Court cases are complex. Judges are overloaded with text. And lawyers need to get across their arguments in a short amount of time. We use the power of information design to help lawyers litigate effectively. Together with the client we create overviews, timelines, structure charts and technical drawings and video's to bring visual structure to complex litigations. We provide additional high end manpower in time constrained settings. Creating key infographics and alleviating pressure by taking over workflows. Please let us know if you have a case or project. We are happy to discuss the possibilities of legal design with you.
Strong track record
We have worked on more than 100 court cases and international arbitrations. We understand how to use the power of effective design in a court setting. It's not about adding pretty images. It's about helping the court truly understand the complexity of an argument, contract or business relationship. And to assist client understanding of complex legal requirements, and clarify and enhance key court documents with design elements.
Lawyers & designers
We are lawyers and designers. We are quickly up to speed with the legal matter on hand. Together with the litigation team we create a legal design strategy. Then we start designing visuals that can be used in written submissions or pleading notes. We understand civil procedural law and know how to work with the technical limitations of courtrooms and arbitration hearings.
Better analysis with visual help
Our clients often use visual overviews to brief clients, colleagues and experts on the matter at hand. Not in the latest place, we see that judges often use visuals as a starting point during court hearings to ask questions and to arrange arguments.
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What our clients say
"Judges often use visuals as a starting point during court hearing to ask questions and to arrange arguments."
"Patroon shows again and again that a contract does not have to be boring. By moving away from the current practices, legal agreements become more understandable."
Legal design has proven to be invaluable for our HR strategy. Not only to attract creative and out-of-the-box thinkers, but also to ensure challenging and dynamic jobs.
