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WINDFORCE FORENSICS
Forensic Engineering & Expert Witness Services
Construction disputes, storm claims, and injury cases often hinge on the role a building or structure played. Our team is made up of engineers who can find the answers and explain them to a jury. That’s the whole job — and we’re good at it.
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Engineering Answers That Hold Up Under Cross-Examination
Our team offers experience as structural engineers and as forensic expert witnesses. Our work holds up because it starts with measurements, code, and physical evidence instead of the conclusion someone hoped for.
Storm & Insurance Claim Disputes
When wind, hail, or water damage turns into a legal dispute, we separate what the storm did from what it did not. We’ve worked both sides of these claims, so we understand the arguments and how to navigate them.
Construction Defect Analysis
The owner says the building was deficient from the start. The contractor says it was built to spec. We measure, test, and document what actually happened, then put it in plain terms that a fact-finder can follow.
Premises Liability, Code & Safety
Someone got hurt, and the claim says a building/structure played a role. We check the conditions against the code (ADA access, egress, lighting, slopes, walking surfaces) and tell you what those conditions actually support.
Tank Failure & Environmental Release
When a tank fails, the cause matters to all parties involved. We bring decades of tank inspection and rehabilitation experience and current working knowledge to the question of why it happened and who could have prevented it.
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Technical Details That Connect With Jurors
There’s a small group of engineers who are both technically rigorous and genuinely good in front of a jury. Most are one or the other.
The value of an expert who’s both is simple: The analysis survives scrutiny, and the testimony makes sense to the people deciding the case.
We will tell you early and honestly what the engineering supports, because a clear, defensible position is worth more to your case than an enthusiastic one.
