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High Seas Captaining & Forensic Engineering Expert Witness
Review Fee $150/hrDeposition Fee $300/hrCourt Fee $400/hrThis highly accomplished expert has over 25 years of experience in his field. He received his BS in engineering and his MS in navigation from the École National Supérieure Maritime in France. He is both a licensed captain and engineer with extensive experience in crew injuries investigations, forensic engineering, vessel repairs, and the Jones Act. Formerly this expert served as a polyvalent officer for both Brittany Ferries and The Cousteau Society as well as the lead project manager of vessel construction for Saupiquet in France. Prior to his current role, he worked as the director of engineering for Tri-Marine International where he was tasked with continually assessing, maintaining, and improving the fleet's technical capabilities. Currently, this expert is the fleet director of a global commercial fishing firm in Washington.
Fleet Director, A commercial fishing firm in WA
Master of Science (MS), Ecole National Supérieure Maritime, France
Sammamish,
Washington
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What Can a Forensic Engineering Expert Witness Opine On?
Failure Analysis
Investigating reasons for structural failures.
Material Testing
Evaluating materials for strength and durability.
Site Inspections
Assessing sites for safety and compliance.
Accident Reconstruction
Recreating events to determine causes.
Load Testing
Testing structures under various loads.
Report Preparation
Documenting findings in detailed reports.
FAQs for Forensic Engineering Expert Witnesses
What is a forensic engineering expert witness?
A forensic engineering expert witness is a specialized engineer who analyzes failures, accidents, or defects and explains technical findings in legal cases. They assist by reviewing evidence, preparing reports, testifying in court, and clarifying complex engineering issues.
What types of cases can a forensic engineering expert witness opine on?
A forensic engineering expert witness opines on structural failures, construction defects, product failures, fire and explosion origins, building code compliance, and accident reconstruction.
How can a forensic engineering expert witness strengthen liability arguments?
A forensic engineering expert witness strengthens liability arguments by scientifically explaining how and why failures occurred, linking technical evidence directly to responsible parties.
What forensic engineering expert witness qualifications are critical for Daubert?
Critical Daubert qualifications for a forensic engineering expert witness include advanced engineering credentials, relevant field experience, peer‑reviewed work, and proven, testable methodologies.
How does a forensic engineering expert witness evaluate structural failure causation?
A forensic engineering expert witness evaluates structural failure causation by inspecting damage, reviewing design and construction records, running structural analyses, and comparing findings to codes and standards.
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