Services

Collision analysis tailored to the assignment.

Services are based on the questions presented, available evidence, and agreed scope.

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Accident Reconstruction

A technical evaluation of how a collision occurred, using the physical, digital, photographic, and testimonial evidence available in the matter.

May include

  • Collision reconstruction and technical analysis
  • Vehicle-dynamics evaluation
  • Time, speed, and distance analysis
  • Roadway and physical-evidence evaluation
  • Review of photographs, diagrams, reports, video, and case materials
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EDR & Vehicle Data

Retrieval and interpretation of available crash information recorded by a supported vehicle, considered alongside the other evidence—not in isolation.

May include

  • Event Data Recorder imaging and analysis
  • Crash Data Retrieval report review
  • Recorded speed, braking, throttle, and restraint data when available
  • Correlation with photographs, statements, damage, and collision evidence
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Vehicle Inspections

In-person inspection and documentation of vehicle damage, evidence, and potential contact areas when photographs alone do not answer the questions presented.

May include

  • Vehicle damage inspection and photography
  • Damage measurements and documentation
  • Contact-area and damage-pattern evaluation
  • Comparison with another vehicle, object, estimate, or reported loss
  • Evidence preservation and clear inspection notes
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SIU Damage Consistency & Collision Review

Objective analysis for insurers, SIU professionals, claims personnel, and counsel when the reported circumstances of a loss must be compared with the physical and digital evidence.

May include

  • Collision desktop reviews
  • Damage-pattern and contact-area analysis
  • Artificially created, enhanced, or intentionally extended damage review
  • Potential staged or deliberately caused collision analysis
  • Pre-existing or unrelated damage evaluation
  • Clear, professionally written findings
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Specialized Collision Matters

Focused analysis for collision matters involving vulnerable road users, commercial vehicles, serious injuries, or other circumstances requiring specialized evaluation.

May include

  • Pedestrian and bicycle collisions
  • Motorcycle collisions
  • Commercial motor-vehicle collisions
  • Complex or serious-injury collisions
  • Vehicular-crime investigations
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Written Findings & Professional Consultation

Technical conclusions communicated clearly for investigators, claims professionals, attorneys, and other decision-makers, in the format appropriate to the assignment.

May include

  • Preliminary case and discovery review
  • Verbal consultation
  • Clear written findings and reports
  • Deposition, arbitration, pretrial, and court support
  • Training and professional presentations

Insurance & SIU support

Damage consistency and reported-loss analysis.

Photographs, estimates, statements, diagrams, vehicle information, and other claim materials are compared with the reported collision mechanism. When appropriate, a physical inspection and supported EDR data can provide additional information.

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