Investigating Heavy Vehicle Hit-and-Runs with Digital Forensics
Hit-and-run accidents involving heavy vehicles such as tractor-trailers, school buses, and trash trucks present a unique set of challenges in relation to validating evidence, verifying incident timelines, and corroborating testimonies.…
Warnings in the Amusement Industry
This article was previously featured in “Expertly Speaking”. Click here to access the full digital edition. Consensus standards for safety and warning signs are found in the American National Standards…
Following Too Closely – Not as Straightforward as It May Seem
All states have a provision within their respective Vehicle Code which generally states, “the driver of a motor vehicle shall not follow another vehicle more closely than is reasonable and…
Timothy Primrose Speaking at IAI Conference
Timothy Primrose, DJS Mobile Forensic Analyst, will present at the International Association of Identification (IAI) Annual Educational Conference in Reno, Nevada. Tim’s topic, “Cracking the Code: Mobile Forensics for Fraud…
CLE Webinar: Adverse Events in Healthcare
Stacy Donnelly, RN, BSN, Nursing and Nursing Home Expert with DJS will present the complementary CLE webinar, “Adverse Events in Healthcare,” on September 4th at 12 pm EST. When a…
NASP Webinar: Investigating Property Claims
Timothy Primrose, DJS Mobile Forensic Analyst, will present a webinar with the National Association of Subrogation Professionals (NASP) on his topic, “Investigating Property Claims with Digital Forensics.” This live webinar,…
Aquatic Safety Experts Respond to Rise in Drowning Deaths
A Vital Signs report released in May 2024 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reveals a concerning increase of drowning deaths in the United States for the…
Inside the Lawyers Studio Podcast
Dr. Justin P. Schorr, DJS President and Principal Collision Reconstruction Engineer, joined Scott Tredwell, host and creator of Inside the Lawyers Studio, as the podcast’s first expert witness guest. Their…
Origin Before Cause: Fire Investigation Terminology
“Cause and Origin” was the terminology used in the fire investigation community, as well as in fire and arson textbooks like Robert Carter’s Arson Investigation, which was originally published in…
