In this episode of Kineticorp’s Forensic Science Round Table Kineticorp’s Justin Holderness sits down with accident reconstructionist Lou Peck to discuss some of the nuances and techniques used when reconstructing accidents involving motorcycles and how motorcycle EDRs (event data recorders) may aid in motorcycle accident reconstruction. To listen to more… read more →
Kineticorp’s Forensic Science Round table continues to expand on litigation and accident reconstruction by diving into the psychological realm of post-traumatic stress disorder. Justin Holderness and guest, Dr. Peter Weinberg of Litigare, discuss post-traumatic stress disorder and what signs attorneys should look for when preparing new cases where PTSD may… read more →
A mechanical pick-up truck driver is struck by a train as it crosses the railroad tracks in a rural part of the Midwestern United States. A number of factors were seen as possible causes, including vehicle speeds, road conditions and visibility. Kineticorp team members, William Neale and Seth Miller, conducted… read more →
Typically Kineticorp’s Forensic Science Round Table covers subjects related directly to accident reconstruction and litigation. In this episode, we take a look at something that impacts us and our clients, but isn’t directly related to accident reconstruction. I had a chance to sit and down with my friend Dan Goldstein of… read more →
Nathan Rose and Neal Carter made a trip to Edward’s Corner, an infamous portion of Mulholland Highway in California, which is notorious for motorcycle accidents. They used their own on-site research as well as analysis of videos obtained from YouTube to help determine some factors in highside motorcycle crashes. Learn… read more →