Don’t Blame the Design!

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Case Synopsis: A bartender slipped and fell on a wet ceramic tile floor, fracturing her patella. The plaintiff’s expert claimed that the design of the plaintiff’s footwear was the primary…

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Don’t Always Blame the Tread and Riser for the Fall

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Robert J. Nobilini, Ph.D., Biomechanical Engineer Case Synopsis: Plaintiff testified that she was in the process of descending a flight of stairs, one step at a time. She had stepped…

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Which Impact Caused Plaintiff’s Injuries?

Robert J. Nobilini, Ph.D., Biomechanical Engineer Case Synopsis: Plaintiff was the operator of a vehicle that was initially impacted on the front driver’s side corner by a vehicle prior to…

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Pedestrian v. Vehicle Collision: A Biomechanical Analysis

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Robert J. Nobilini, Ph.D., Biomechanical Engineer Case Synopsis: A pedestrian was crossing the road when he was struck by a passing vehicle. The plaintiff stated that he had a green…

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Cervical Injuries Causally Related to Defective Amusement Ride

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Robert J. Nobilini, Ph.D., Biomechanical Engineer Case Synopsis: The plaintiff was riding a rollercoaster style ride at an amusement park when she incurred significant cervical injuries. Plaintiff described being thrown…

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Don’t always blame the Tread and Riser for the Fall

Flight of Stairs Engineer

Robert J. Nobilini, Ph.D., Biomechanical Engineer :::: Case Synopsis: Plaintiff testified that she was in the process of descending a flight of stairs, one step at a time. She had…

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Plaintiff Incurs Spinal Cord Injury on Rollercoaster

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Robert J. Nobilini, Ph.D., Biomechanical Engineer :::: Case Synopsis: The plaintiff was injured while riding a rollercoaster. He testified that the ride was “awfully bumpy” and when the ride ended,…

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Defective Gym Equipment

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Robert J. Nobilini, Ph.D., Biomechanical Consultant :::: Case Synopsis: While working out at a gym, the plaintiff was attempting to perform an abdominal crunch using an adjustable pulley weight machine…

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Walkway Defect or Human Error?

Robert J. Nobilini, Ph.D., Biomechanical Engineer :::: Case Synopsis: Plaintiff was a middle-aged male, who incurred a rupture of his patella tendon while playing basketball. He claimed that his injury…

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