About IQorb
We are attorneys, business executives, medical experts, and creatives working together to make complex cases clear. Our medical work is reviewed by medical experts to make sure it accurately reflects human anatomy, and our legal team makes sure every exhibit is built for the courtroom.
Why litigators trust IQorb
Four kinds of expertise shape every exhibit we build.
Trial strategy
Grounded in legal experience, so demonstratives withstand evidentiary scrutiny.
Business sense
Informed by business experience, so complex transactions and events become an understandable narrative.
Scientific and medical precision
Guided by clinical and technical expertise, so every image is accurate against the record.
Visual impact
Driven by creative leadership, so dense case data becomes a clear picture.
The founders and experts behind IQorb
The people who review your visuals have tried cases, treated patients, and built companies.
Sarah Schlafly
Chief Executive Officer
A serial entrepreneur with a background in marketing, creative development, and new product strategy at leading technology companies. Sarah builds lean production teams and automated workflows that lower the cost of trial visuals. She is a TEDx speaker whose talk is featured on TED.com, has spoken at the American Association for Justice, and has been featured in Forbes, Inc., Bloomberg, and on Amazon Prime Video.
Josh Tolin, Esq.
Founder and legal consultant
More than 40 years of medical and legal experience. Josh began as a critical care respiratory therapist before earning his law degree at Washburn University. The founder of J. Tolin Law, he litigates medical malpractice cases and is a member of the AAJ and the Birth Trauma Litigation Group. He makes sure every IQorb exhibit is built to be admissible and persuasive.
Bruce Schlafly, MD
Medical consultant
A retired orthopedic surgeon who practiced for more than 20 years after earning his medical degree at Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine. Dr. Schlafly reviews IQorb’s anatomical work for scientific accuracy.
Services
Most matters use two or three of these together.
Interactive exhibits
Take control of the courtroom with clickable presentations that organize case timelines, medical histories, and surgical steps. We combine text, radiology, and illustrations into one interface, so you can pull up any piece of evidence on demand and keep the jury focused.
Data visualizations
Stock-price drops against disclosure dates, damages models, market share, money flows across accounts and entities. We turn spreadsheets and expert analyses into charts a juror reads in seconds, as static exhibits or interactive dashboards.
3D animations
High-fidelity animations of mechanisms of injury, medical malpractice sequences, and vehicle collisions, built from the record and checked by your experts, so jurors can connect cause to consequence.
Illustrations
Custom, high-resolution diagnostic and technical graphics. We translate CT scans, MRIs, schematics, and reports into accurate, easy-to-read images for briefs, demand packages, and expert testimony.
Visual strategy consulting
You share the pleadings, the expert reports, and the facts you need the court to grasp. We pinpoint what a layperson will find most compelling, recommend the visuals with the most impact, and show where each belongs in your motion, mediation statement, or trial presentation.
Case types we visualize
For plaintiffs or defendants, in state and federal court, mediation, and arbitration.
Business litigation
Fact patterns, timelines, and events in commercial, securities, intellectual property, data security, and other business cases, so the judge and jury can see the key facts.
Motor vehicle collisions
Vehicle dynamics, crash vectors, and occupant biomechanics from the reconstruction data, showing the exact mechanism of injury.
Personal injury and premises liability
Slip-and-falls, construction site failures, and structural hazards, shown clearly enough to establish liability.
Product liability
Defective machinery, failed consumer products, and medical device malfunctions, taken apart to show design or manufacturing flaws.
Wrongful death
Sensitive, accurate narratives of fatal trauma or progressive systemic failure caused by negligence.
Medical malpractice
Surgeries, misdiagnoses, and surgical errors recreated with anatomical accuracy to show deviations from the standard of care.
Tell us about your case.
We’ll recommend the visuals that fit and give you a fast, confidential quote.