Our multi-disciplinary approach to accident reconstruction ensures that clients have all the facts to make an informed decision regarding their case.
We start with a detail-oriented investigation of the evidence and apply sound engineering principles using state-of-the-art techniques to analyse a collision. Our wealth of experience ensures that all of the relevant human, vehicle and environmental factors have been considered in assessing the cause and severity of a motor vehicle accident.
An accident or collision reconstruction may involve some or all of the following:
- Photographic documentation
- Survey of roadway & scene evidence
- EDR or ‘Black Box’ downloads
- Measure & scan vehicle damage
- Determination of seatbelt use
- Mechanical inspection of vehicle
- Assessment of roadway & signage
- Visibility & lighting studies
- Roadway friction testing
- Failure analysis of parts
- Computer crash simulations
- Human factor & avoidance analysis
- Biomechanical assessment of injury
- Expert testimony at trial
In our many years of practice, we have investigated collisions involving the following:
- Automobiles, light trucks & vans
- Pedestrians, bicycles & motorcycles
- Heavy trucks & tractor-trailers
- ATVs, snowmobiles, go karts & watercraft
- Buses, streetcars & trains
- Farm & construction equipment