From the Expert

In personal injury cases, forensic economists are best known for analyzing lost earnings. When we work for the plaintiff, we...

When we set out on the road, tires silently bear the burden of our travels, connecting passenger vehicles to pavement...

Analyzing trauma cases can be complex. Adding to the complexity is the fact that some associated injuries may escape detection....

The fundamental concept of damages in civil lawsuits is to make the plaintiff whole, assuming liability can be established. Whether...

The broad field of premises liability encompasses claims that result from an actual or alleged condition on someone else’s property....

Guardrails play a crucial role in ensuring roadside safety by preventing vehicles from encountering roadside hazards such as rigid objects, steep...

In my last article I outlined how using a simplistic root-causal analysis often results in superficial findings that miss the...

In more than 25 years as a forensic economist, I’ve worked on many kinds of cases, including complex commercial matters,...

Described as the union of engineering and biology, biomechanics is the field of study that applies the principles of physics...

From the perspective of society, the ultimate goal of accident investigation is to prevent future accidents. Since before the invention...