Professional engineering expert witnesses may write reports and testify on issues involving engineering risk assessments, engineering document responsibility, registered professional engineers, and field engineering. In Consumer Guide to Professional Engineering and Professional Land Surveying, the California Board for Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, and Geologists writes: Professional engineers do not have…
Trucking expert witnesses may writes reports and opine on the Department of Transportation, trucking accidents, roadway noise, gross weight, and associated matters. In The Fix We’re In For: The State of Our Nation’s Bridges Transportation for America writes: In recent years, most transportation agencies have delayed needed repairs and maintenance…
Combustion expert witnesses may write reports and opine on explosions, flammable materials, and explosive limits. The National Institute of Standards and Technology Building and Fire Research Laboratory’s Fire Research Division offers Fire Experiment Results on their website: The purpose of this web page is to present the results of fire…
In The Advantages of Strategic Advisory Boards For Agency Owners insurance agencies expert witness Andres Barile, MBA, CPCU, writes: Interviewing underwriters for your managing general agency – The objectivity of the strategic advisory director makes him suitable for the decision-making process in new hires for your managing general agency. MGA…
Trucking accidents expert witnesses may testify on issues including federal motor carrier safety regulations, crashworthiness, truck maintenance, hours of service, and associated matters. In Safety Is Good Business-Crashes Hurt Your Bottom Line, the US Department of Transportation Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration writes: The good news is that many crashes…
Motor carrier fleet management expert witnesses may opine on truck drivers, truck driver qualifications, truck fleets, and correlated issues. In Effective Commercial Truck and Bus Safety Management Techniques, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration writes: This research project focused on motor carrier fleet safety management, namely the problems fleet managers…
On his website, explosions expert witness William E. Gale, Jr., PhD, PE, CSP, CFEI, CFII, writes on Fire Testing. Large scale and full scale fire testing typically involves recreating an entire section of the subject occupancy or involved structure – sometimes one room (compartment) will suffice or sometimes it may…
Truck driver qualifications expert witnesses may testify and write reports on trucking and transportation rules and regulations, federal motor vehicle safety standards, the Department of Transportation, as well as related issues. In a recent case, the EEOC reports: New Prime, Inc., one the nation’s largest trucking companies, violated federal law…
In A Comparison of Self-Funded and Insured Health and Welfare Plans, health benefits expert witness Mark Johnson, J.D., Ph.D., ERISA Benefits Consulting, Inc., writes: Employers usually hire an administrator to process the claims. Self-funded plans are generally not subject to state laws and regulations, which means that state-mandated benefits, state…
Licensed engineers expert witnesses may write reports and testify on issues involving engineering risk assessments, registered professional engineers, and engineering document responsibility. In Consumer Guide to Professional Engineering and Professional Land Surveying, the California Board for Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, and Geologists writes:The (CA) law requires all licensed engineers and…