The architectural group at Robson Forensic collaborated with the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) to provide an interactive presentation on using best demonstrated design practices to improve pedestrian safety. The scope of the discussion includes accommodating pedestrian walking requirements, aiding in the identification of hazards, preventing degradation by transient conditions, and maintaining the integrity of built environments over time.

View Presentation on ASSE Website

November 14, 2011. At trial in Wyoming County, PennDOT settled in favor of the driver who pulled out onto a numbered traffic route from a Town road, was struck by a through vehicle and was seriously injured. The underlying dangerous condition was the very limited corner sight distance for the exiting driver.

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Robson Forensic is proud to announce the addition of Dr. Ruhi Arslanolgu, Ph.D. to our biomechanics team. Our biomechanical engineers provide investigations, reports and testimony when the cause or mechanism of an injury is not known, is not understood, or is in dispute.

Biomechanical Engineers:

• Jamie R. Williams, Ph.D.
• Valentina Ngai, Ph.D., P.Eng.
• Ruhi Arslanoglu, Ph.D.
• Mari S. Truman, P.E.
• Larry Fennigkoh, Ph.D., P.E.

Please contact an expert directly to discuss pending legal matters and how we may assist.

Mark R. Duckett, P.E., S.I. is an expert in structural engineering, including building design and inspection, professional liability, value engineering, and building defects. He is also an expert in wind engineering; specifically, how wind acts upon structures and how structures react to the wind.

Investigates Matters Related To:

• Building / Construction Defects
• Structural Distress and Collapse
• Wind and Hurricane Damage Assessment
• Concrete, Steel, Wood and Masonry Design
• Structural Engineering Professional Liability
• Collapsed Promotional and Retail Displays

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