About IQorb | Court-Ready Litigation Visuals & Animations

We are a team of attorneys, medical experts, and creatives working together to produce compelling trial animations and illustrations. For our medical animations, we staff biologists to ensure our work accurately reflects the human anatomy. Given our team’s deep legal and medical experience, we have become the trusted provider of trial animations depicting complex subjects such as medicine in a simple manner that is easily understood by a jury.

Why Litigators Trust IQorb

  • Medical Precision: Guided by clinical expertise to ensure complete anatomical and record accuracy.

  • Trial Strategy: Grounded in legal experience to build demonstratives that withstand evidentiary scrutiny.

  • Visual Impact: Driven by executive creative leadership to turn dense case data into clear 3D visuals.

Meet the Founders & Expertise Behind IQorb

  • Sarah Schlafly

    Sarah Schlafly

    CEO

    With a distinguished career in serial entrepreneurship and technological innovation, Sarah serves as the Chief Executive Officer of IQorb. Her extensive background spans marketing, creative development, and new product strategy at leading tech companies. At IQorb, she leverages automation and cutting-edge software to maximize operational efficiencies for legal teams. Sarah specializes in building lean, highly effective organizations that significantly reduce visual trial preparation costs for clients.

  • Josh Tolin

    Josh Tolin, Esq

    FOUNDER AND LEGAL CONSULTANT

    Josh brings more than 40 years of medical and legal expertise to ensure every IQorb asset maintains the highest level of legal effectiveness. He began his professional career as a Critical Care Respiratory Therapist before earning his law degree at Washburn University. As the founder of J. Tolin Law, he is a seasoned litigator specializing in medical malpractice cases and holds active memberships in the AAJ and Birth Trauma Litigation Group. Josh founded IQorb specifically to shape the vital legal perspectives needed to construct court-admissible, persuasive trial graphics.

  • Bruce Schlafly

    Bruce Schlafly, MD

    MEDICAL CONSULTANT

    Dr. Schlafly is a retired orthopedic surgeon who brings invaluable clinical authority to the IQorb production process. He earned his medical degree from the Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine and practiced for over 20 years. At IQorb, Dr. Schlafly provides expert medical consultation to ensure the scientific accuracy and precision of complex anatomical animations.

IQorb’s Services

  • Transform intricate case dynamics into clear, compelling courtroom narratives with high-fidelity 3D animations. Our team bridges AI technology with anatomical expertise to recreate complex mechanisms of injury, medical malpractice sequences, and vehicle collisions. These admissible visual testimonies simplify technical concepts so juries can seamlessly connect cause to consequence.

  • Maximize the value of your demand packages and trial exhibits with custom, high-resolution diagnostic graphics. Backed by trained biologists, we translate complex CT scans, MRIs, and medical reports into accurate, easy-to-understand colorized illustrations. These static layouts provide an undeniable, permanent anchor for the judge and jury during expert testimonies.

  • Take control of the courtroom with dynamic, clickable presentations that organize complex case timelines, medical histories, and surgical steps. We combine text, radiology scans, and illustrations into a cohesive, user-friendly digital interface. This interactive format allows your legal team to present crucial evidence on demand, keeping the jury engaged and focused.

Cases Types We Visualize

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  • Recreating complex surgeries, misdiagnoses, and surgical errors with exact anatomical accuracy to prove deviations from standard care.

  • Simulating vehicle dynamics, crash vectors, and occupant biomechanics using precise data to demonstrate the exact mechanism of injury.

  • Illustrating slip-and-falls, construction site failures, and structural hazards to establish clear liability and structural negligence.

  • Deconstructing defective machinery, failed consumer products, or medical device malfunctions to visually prove design or manufacturing flaws.

  • Developing sensitive yet impactful narratives that clearly illustrate fatal trauma or progressive systemic failure caused by negligence.