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Bus v. Motorcycle Collision: Synchronized Video Demonstrative
When a surveillance camera captured an incident involving a school bus and motorcycle, the forensic science of videogrammetry and three-dimensional accident reconstruction helped determine the speeds of the vehicles and…
TSA Announces New Members of the Surface Transportation Security Advisory Committee
The Surface Transportation Security Advisory Committee advises TSA Administrators on surface transportation security matters, including the development, refinement, and implementation of policies, programs, initiatives, rulemakings, and security directives pertaining to…
Contract Formation, Construction Planning and the Impacts of Change on Your Construction Projects
With every case I work thousands and up to millions of dollars are put at risk primarily due to at least one of these three items. Failure to read or…
How Your Phone Calculates Steps
Modern day smartphones have health applications that monitor and document many aspects of the user’s daily events. This data can be collected by the phone, synced from a wearable device…
Jack Reilly, A Sufficient Traffic Cone
This year my four-year-old son, Jack, decided to be a traffic cone for Halloween. Despite what some of my family thought, I did not pick out this costume for Jack.…
Speed from Video
With the growing prevalence of dashcam and surveillance cameras, the cases we get with video of the collision have increased dramatically. In just about all of these cases, we are…
Documentation in the Home Health Setting
Home health care is medical care provided in a patient’s home. This care may include skilled medical care provided by nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy. Non-medical skilled…
Trying The Trucking Case with Digital and Other Objective Evidence to Tell Your Best Story
It has always been known that eyewitness testimony is not the best evidence. Memories can be unreliable. They can be manipulated. They fade over time. Over the years, we have…
