Accident reconstruction
Physical evidence, recorded data, and physics resolved into an account of the sequence of events.
Practice areas
What we're retained to answer
In-house expertise in more than a dozen practice areas across three major forensic disciplines.
Collision reconstruction
Determine the vehicles' behavior, how fast they were going, and what information the driver had to work with.
Motorcycle reconstruction
Speed, avoidability, and rider behavior analyzed by engineers who race motorcycles themselves.
Event data recorders
Imaging and interpretation of vehicle, motorcycle, infotainment, and telematics data.
Testing and instrumentation
When your case involves a unique scenario, we design and validate the right tests for the case.
Human performance and injury
Evaluate what a person could see, how they responded, and the impact of the forces involved.
Human factors
Perception-response time, attention, expectancy, and what a person can reasonably be asked to notice.
Visibility and conspicuity
When an object became visible during an incident, determined with objective measurement and expert interpretation.
Biomechanical analysis
Whether the forces present in the incident were capable of producing the injuries claimed.
Premise liability
Slips, trips, and falls: surface traction, illumination, and hazard conspicuity.
Digital and spatial forensics
Get measurable, defensible data from the scene, recordings, and vehicles.
Digital media analysis
Position, speed, and timing extracted from surveillance, dash camera, and still imagery.
Audio analysis
Vehicle speed and event timing recovered from the soundtrack of a recording.
Forensically accurate media
Night scene photographs and video calibrated to depict what a witness would have perceived during an incident.
3D forensic mapping
Laser scanning, drone photogrammetry, and survey-grade documentation of scenes.
Bullet trajectory analysis
Shooter position and shot sequence from trajectory geometry and recorded audio.
Request a case review
Send us the incident location, the date, and what is in dispute. We'll discuss what analysis is possible with the evidence that exists, and what it would take to get.