North Carolina environmental engineering expert witnesses assess contamination, permitting, and remediation tied to the state’s manufacturing corridors and coastal watersheds. Many are licensed professional engineers with backgrounds in water and wastewater systems, stormwater compliance, and air-quality management, often working with NCDEQ standards. They commonly evaluate pollutant fate, exposure pathways, and the adequacy of cleanup plans.
Water Utility Engineering and Operations Expert Witness
Water Utility Engineering and Operations Expert Witness
- Review Fee
- $400/hr
- Deposition Fee
- $400/hr
- Court Fee
- $400/hr
This expert has 40+ years of experience in drinking water supply, treatment and distribution systems. From 1994 to 2013, he served as the director of one of the largest drinking water utilities in Virginia, supplying water to 400,000 residents. A civil and environmental engineer by training, he has maintained a particular focus on water treatment facilities, water supply systems, water distribution technologies, and water utility operations over the course of his career. He has directed raw water source selection studies, water distribution system analyses, water quality studies, rate studies, corrosion control investigations, treatment plant rehabilitation projects, and construction supervision of water treatment plants, pipelines, and other water supply projects. He was named Chairman of an EPA council for drinking water, and has testified before Congress on three occasions on water quality and chemical security issues.
Independent Water Utilities Consultant
Postgraduate (PG), Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service, University of Virginia
Newport News,
Virginia