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A comprehensive investigation, performed by a tailored team of construction professionals, provides the solid foundation you need to structure your case.
Robson Forensic approaches construction claim assignments by first developing a thorough understanding of the construction project and the scope of the claims. Commensurate to our client’s needs, we provide a team of specialized experts, ranging in size and scope, to efficiently and effectively investigate the matter at hand. Our construction experts are steeped in the industry and bring decades of practical experience in construction management, construction scheduling, architecture, and engineering.
Our ability to analyze construction documents and evaluate the performance of construction parties allows our experts to identify liability, quantify damages, and assist in resolving disputes in a timely and cost effective manner.
Construction defect claims are often coordinated through our Architectural Construction Practice Group.
Robson Forensic offers a fully appointed laboratory to assist where casework requires the testing or inspection of construction materials, products, or equipment. Our lab facilities can accommodate large evidence items and are equipped to perform testing on a variety of electrical and mechanical devices. Visit our Mechanical Testing Laboratory page for more information.
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