Court Transport & Exhibit Tech

My civil trial is set to run downtown every weekday for roughly one or two weeks, and each morning I have to get 3 or 4 bankers’ boxes of pleadings, binders, exhibits, and a rolling laptop case to the courthouse together with me. I need someone who can handle that daily logistics cycle—loading at my office at 7:00 a.m., driving or arranging a ride-share (both car and ride-sharing service are fine), parking, and unloading right up to the courtroom door, hauling that stuff thru the court house security and setting it up on counsel table in the court room, and then repeating the process when court adjourns. Once inside you will stay through the proceedings and operate the digital exhibits for me. The judge allows a single HDMI feed to the monitors, so you will control the laptop, cue up PDFs, video clips, and PowerPoint decks, and switch smoothly between them on request. You don't need any specific software, just click on a numbered PDF as called for by me nd then scroll through it and zoom in as instructed. During breaks you will keep the exhibit list organized so nothing is misplaced or shown out of order and opposing counsel is not pilfering thru my files. Success looks like this: I arrive relaxed, every document arrives unscathed, exhibits appear instantly when requested, and we exit with the same completeness we entered. Daily reliability, careful handling of privileged material, and a calm presence under pressure are essential. Dependability is the biggest requirement. I must arrive on time with my stuff 5 days in a row.