The role of an expert is to clearly communicate and delineate the facts of the case in a fashion that is readily understandable to the nonmedical audience no matter their level of education. In order to do this, the expert must have not only excellent communication skills, but also an ability to educate the jury in a way that makes the case intelligible and tangible despite their educational background. In radiology, a field associated rapidly advancing technology, it is sometimes even more difficult to for a jury to comprehend the imaging findings, anatomic relationships, and associated pathology or concepts essential to a case. At Rad1000, our radiologist experts have a vast combined experience as educators — having given hundreds of lectures and presentation to both medical and nonmedical audiences, having authored multiple publications, and having served as faculty at reputable academic institutions in important roles such as tenured university professor and radiology residency Program Director. Our radiologists understand how to create a visual aid that will speak confidently and credibly about the case to help clearly explain and elucidate the pertinent findings with genuine conviction.