Don't just tell the story,
SHOW IT.
Mediation Videos for Plaintiff’s Lawyers
When it's time to mediate a case, you want to share a compelling story with the mediator and with the defense.
But you always wonder …is your message really getting through in the other room?
There is one way to guarantee that your client and their story can really shine and give the best potential value to settlement.
VISUAL STORYTELLING WITH A MEDIATION VIDEO BY JURESTORY
FAQ
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What is a mediation video?A mediation video is a short introduction to your client and their story, anywhere between three to ten minutes, depending on your client’s case. The video is an interview-style sampling of your client speaking about their suffering. It may also include the testimony of a close family member, friend, or other witness to your client’s human harm. This video is intended to supplement your mediation brief and be viewed by all parties. It is not meant to share your client’s entire case summary.
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Why a mediation video?We know that defense lawyers and their corporate clients often see our worker client as a line item on a spreadsheet and refuse to confront the real human harm caused by corporate misdeeds. The defense focuses their time on nitpicking facts for their summary judgment motion or valuing only lost wages. A mediation video forces the defense to confront your client, see their face and the pain they have caused, and contend with how compelling your client’s story will be in front of a jury or adjudicator. Moreover, your client wants to know that they have had an opportunity to tell the defense their story. Since 99% of cases settle before trial, litigation does not allow a client to experience that empowerment and fulfillment. A mediation video does. It will help your client feel the confidence and satisfaction of knowing that if they choose to resolve the case, that they have told their story.
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When should I use a mediation video?Mediation videos are not right for every case. Mediation videos are best used when you believe your client is likeable and compelling, and the other side has not had an opportunity to see them in their best light. Mediation videos are useful when you are mediating a case before you client has been deposed, when the deposition did not explore your client’s emotional damages, or right before trial. A secondary benefit of the mediation video is that it gives your client an opportunity to practice articulating their experience and harm.
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Is this all confidential?Yes, of course. Jurestory ensures everyone involved individually signs a confidentiality agreement about information learned on the job. Most importantly, the entire process of preparing for, filming, producing, editing, and sharing the mediation videos is prepared for and communicated for the purpose of and pursuant to mediation, and is protected by California settlement and mediation privileges.
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How do I make a mediation video?Use Jurestory. We provide price-transparent and stress-free professional mediation video production. Explore Our Packages to find the right one for your case. You and your client will love the product and the result. If you already know what you’re looking for, select a package via our website. If you’re not sure, email us for a free consultation on the best setup for your client’s case. You can reach us at info@jurestory.com and we’ll respond right away! Discover how it works in Our Process.
Our Packages
Virtual Package
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Zoom recorded filming
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2 subjects
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2 hour interview
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Final edit not to exceed 10 mins
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Live edit session
$1,999
First time pricing
$1,499
Package A
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2 camera interview
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1 subject
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1 location
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2 hour interview max
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5 min edit
$3,999
First time pricing
$ 2,999
Package B
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2 camera interview
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1 subject, 1 witness
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1 location
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3 hour interview max
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Final edit not to exceed 10 mins
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Live edit session
$4,499
First time pricing
$ 3,999
Package C
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2 camera interview
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1 subject, 2 witnesses
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Up to 2 locations
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4 hour interview max
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Broll
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Final edit not to exceed 15 min
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Live edit session
$6,999
First time pricing
$ 6,399
How we help attorneys win cases
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Select a package
After you’ve made the selection, based on your mediation date we will schedule the dates for (1) on-site filming; (2) draft video; and (3) final production.
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Story producer consultation
Our Story Producer does a phone call with you to hear the basics of your client’s story and is available to help you identify a strong narrative vision for your client’s video, if needed.
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Select on-site filming
We recommend your client’s home. It is where your client is usually most comfortable and helps them connect with how much the events of the case have upended their lives. Our Story Producer will do a 10-minute virtual meeting with your client while they are at home to pre-stage the interview and explain to them what to expect, including reviewing story prompts.
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Shoot day
This will be a two-to-four-hour shoot depending on the A-B-C service, including set up and interviews. Our Story Producers are professional experienced producers who excel at drawing out earnest and compelling testimony.
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Draft video
You will have an opportunity to review the draft video and a transcript of all videoed content and make notes before our Story Editor completes the final version.
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Complete video
Delivered to you with time to spare before your mediation brief is due!
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About Us
Jurestory is a California-based production company specializing in the creation of powerful, story-driven mediation videos for employment law cases. We partner with plaintiff attorneys to bring their clients’ stories to life—capturing the emotional, professional, and financial impact of wrongful termination, discrimination, harassment, and other workplace injustices.
