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Engineering failures have the potential to happen in nearly any environment and situation, from large-scale industrial equipment and construction settings down to everyday household products. These failures can occur as isolated incidents or systemic problems. In nearly all instances, there are questions as to safety and property damage which can lead to significant business interruptions.
Our professional engineers, scientists, and industry specialists are experts in providing rigorous failure analysis, investigations, risk assessments, performance evaluations, and expert testimony related to nearly every type of mechanical system and component. We excel at pinpointing the root causes of failures, assessing their impacts, and presenting our analysis in clear, comprehensible terms for arbitrators, judges, juries, and other key stakeholders.
Our capabilities extend beyond our mechanical engineering professionals to include a renowned roster of accounting and valuation experts. As an integrated team, our experts have the ability to conduct highly technical analyses as well as the financial impacts of the associated damages.
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