Demonstrative medical evidence created by Art For Law not only holds up in court, so do our credentials. Art For Law founder Jennifer Graeber McCormick holds a Masters degree (awarded 1994) in Medical and Biological Illustration from the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine at the Department of Art As Applied to Medicine. She is recipient of the Award of Excellence from the World Congress on Biomedical Communications and the Alan Cole Scholarship for visual communication in health sciences. She has worked as staff medical illustrator at the University of Miami Medical School, a full professor at International Fine Arts College in Miami where she taught medical illustration, digital art, and co-chaired the digital animation department. She has worked with Ms. Leona Allison, founder of Allison Legal Graphics. And, together with Hopkins pathologist, Dr. Grover Hutchins, co-authored the first multimedia program for teaching autopsy techniques to medical students called 'Removal of the Human Cardiac Conduction System'. Other published works include cover illustrations for the Journal of Neuroradiology, Journal of American Physician’s Assistants, numerous surgical textbooks and most recently, illustrations for Chief of Pediatiric Cardiology, Dr. Redmond Burke at Miami Children’s Hospital, showing his pioneering pediatric heart surgery known as VATS, video assisted thorascopic surgery and the 'hinge twist' technique for repair of congenital heart defects. See art.

In August 2005 Jennifer served as a panelist and presenter on the topic of electronic courtroom presentations at the Dade County Trial Lawyers Association, a featured presenter at the Florida Trial Lawyer’s Association ,The North Carolina Trial Lawyer’s Association, and one of ten spotlight companies to present at the 2007 Technology Briefing in Winston Salem-North Carolina.

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Jennifer McCormick
Founder / Medical Illustrator
Art for Law & Medicine, Inc.

“In the past 12 years my work has afforded me the chance to learn from experts in a wide range of specialties. This, and privilege of attending surgery for our physician clients, directly influences the artwork by adding a level of understanding and realism that can only happen through direct observation of the human body. These experiences pay off for everyone.'