# Scrollbrief > Scrollbrief builds interactive case stories for trial lawyers. A scrollbrief is a legal case presented as a private scrolling web page: the visuals change as the reader moves through the argument, and every factual claim links to the page of the record it rests on. Each piece ships with a PDF twin. ## What Scrollbrief builds - Interactive demand packages for personal injury and wrongful-death claims, before suit - Interactive mediation briefs and illustrative aids for trial, for cases in suit - Case stories for civil-rights (Section 1983) and public-interest litigation - Sentencing mitigation pieces for criminal defense counsel ## Why a scrolling page A demand letter is text alone. A settlement video has a fixed runtime and no footnotes. A slide deck needs its presenter. A scrollbrief lets the reader set the pace, skim to the number, open the record behind any line and work a timeline or a clock by hand, and it ships with a PDF twin. It takes days to build where a letter takes an afternoon, and the demand letter still goes out with it. Comparison: https://scrollbrief.com/compare/ ## Other names for this work Firms also look for a scrollbrief as an interactive demand package, settlement demand package, settlement brochure, mediation presentation, interactive mediation brief, litigation graphics, trial graphics, demonstrative exhibits, illustrative aids, or an alternative to a settlement video or sentencing mitigation video. ## Case types Trucking and commercial vehicle, auto, premises liability, product liability, medical malpractice, wrongful death, nursing home and elder care, civil rights and police misconduct (Section 1983), and criminal sentencing. Detail: https://scrollbrief.com/case-types/ ## What Scrollbrief does not make Medical illustrations, 3D accident reconstructions, new video footage (day-in-the-life videos, settlement documentaries), or in-court trial presentation. Work from those specialists can be placed inside a piece. ## Who it is for Plaintiff injury firms, civil-rights firms, public-interest litigators and criminal defense counsel in the United States. Scrollbrief works remotely. ## Pricing and timeline - Demand piece: $7,500 to $15,000, about 10 business days - Mediation and trial package: from $20,000, three to four weeks - Sentencing piece: $5,000 to $15,000, two to three weeks - Flat fees billed to the firm, half up front. Never a percentage of a recovery. ## How a piece is structured Seven beats: the person, what happened, why it happened, what they knew, the harm, the numbers, the ask. Every factual line cites the record. The attorney approves the outline and signs off on a cite table before anything is sent. ## Safeguards - The attorney on the matter directs the content and decides what is sent. - Confidentiality terms with each firm; protective orders followed; private hosting; files deleted at takedown. - AI tools touch a firm's files only with that firm's written approval. - No hidden tracking on anything sent to an opposing party. - Public samples use closed public cases or labeled composites with invented facts. ## What Scrollbrief is not Scrollbrief is a litigation-support studio. It is not a law firm, does not give legal advice and does not represent clients. ## People Scrollbrief is run by Michael Wilhelm, who writes and builds scrollies (interactive essays). 20 are published at https://iamwilhelm.com/gallery/. Scrollbrief is a studio of Advancing Liberty – Marketing & Media Management (https://advancinglibertymedia.com). ## Contact Book a call: https://app.backgold.com/book/backgold/web-design-consultation ## Pages - [Scrollbrief](https://scrollbrief.com/): Interactive demand packages, mediation presentations, trial graphics and sentencing mitigation: one scrolling page, every claim linked to the record. - [Injury](https://scrollbrief.com/interactive-demand-package/): Liability, harm and damages on one scrolling page with the records attached. For personal injury and wrongful-death firms, from $7,500. - [Civil rights](https://scrollbrief.com/civil-rights-case-story/): Section 1983 and public-interest cases told as a scrolling page: what officials did, what the rules allowed and how others were treated, record attached. - [Sentencing](https://scrollbrief.com/sentencing-mitigation/): A sentencing mitigation piece for one reader, the judge: who the defendant is, what changed and the plan, a record behind each claim. From $5,000. - [Mediation and trial](https://scrollbrief.com/mediation-brief-and-trial-aids/): An interactive mediation presentation and brief, plus trial graphics prepared as illustrative aids under Federal Rule of Evidence 107. From $20,000. - [Case types](https://scrollbrief.com/case-types/): What a scrollbrief carries in trucking, premises, product liability, medical malpractice, wrongful death, nursing home, civil-rights and sentencing matters. - [Compare](https://scrollbrief.com/compare/): One fact shown four ways: demand letter, settlement video, slide deck and scrollbrief. What each lets a reader do, what each costs, and where each one wins. - [How it works](https://scrollbrief.com/how-it-works/): Ten steps from first call to takedown, the seven beats every piece follows, what ships, and the safeguards on confidentiality, AI tools, tracking and fees. - [Work](https://scrollbrief.com/work/): The scrollies behind Scrollbrief: 20 published interactive essays by Michael Wilhelm, plus the three sample case stories in the build order. - [What is a case scrolly?](https://scrollbrief.com/what-is-a-case-scrolly/): A case scrolly is a legal case told as a scrolling web page: visuals follow the argument and every claim links to the record. Parts, uses, cost. - [FAQ](https://scrollbrief.com/faq/): What a scrollbrief costs, how long it takes, who controls the content, how records are protected, and how AI tools and tracking are handled. - [About](https://scrollbrief.com/about/): Scrollbrief is a litigation-support studio run by Michael Wilhelm, who writes and builds scrollies. A studio of Advancing Liberty. Book a call. Facts last reviewed 2026-11-12.