Interactive building and floor plan
An interactive building exhibit for a premises liability case. Click a level to open its floor plan, then a unit to see its layout and the numbered exhibit markers.
How it works in court
- Start with the whole building, then click into the floor and the unit where it happened.
- Numbered markers hold the key facts: point of entry, incident location, and sightlines.
- In a real case, we draw each plan from the building’s actual floor plans, so distances and sightlines hold up.
This sample uses invented facts. It is not drawn from any client matter.
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