Can you help prepare trial exhibits that were provided at the last minute?

Yes, and this happens more often than attorneys might expect. Trial prep rarely stays on a clean timeline, and last-minute exhibit changes are part of the job.

When exhibits come in close to trial, a trial technician can typically:

• Quickly digitize and organize new exhibits into the existing presentation system
• Cross-reference them against exhibit lists to flag any formatting or labeling issues before they reach the courtroom
• Build simple demonstratives or annotations overnight if a new exhibit needs visual support
• Test playback and display in the actual courtroom before the next session starts

Late exhibits are stressful, but they don't have to be a crisis. What matters is having a system flexible enough to absorb changes without falling apart. That kind of adaptability is exactly what "trial ready" is supposed to mean.