Biomechanics has become increasingly more important in the settlement of product and personal injury liability cases.  has developed a network of expert biomechanical consultants specializing in the biomechanical aspects of accident investigation and reconstruction, slip and falls, swimming, diving, sports activities, industrial tasks, mining operations and various vehicle incidents.  These studies assess and analyze the various physiological responses and various forces to the human body to identify what areas of the body are most likely to be traumatized.

The most common biomechanical study used by automobile insurance adjusters is the low impact study, specifically the “file audit.”  This study is limited in scope but provides the claims professional with credible analysis of the causal relationship between the impact and alleged medical presentations.  However, from time to time the claims professional is in need of more in-depth analysis to support the claims settlement process, therefore the following scope of services are available through biomechanical consultants.  

  Low Impact Speed Analysis
  Computer Reconstruction

• Impact speeds

• Vehicle Dynamics

• Crush Detail

Black Box Analysis
Vehicle Speeds from Scene & Damage Data
Commercial Vehicle Accident Reconstruction
 Motorcycle Accident Reconstruction
Pedestrian Accident Reconstruction
Aerial Photographs
 Proximate Collision Analysis and Liabilities
Forensic Tire and Lamp Examinations
Component Defect Investigations

Air Bag Deployment Analysis

Driver Determination and Identification
Seat Belt
Restraint System Forensics
Steering Column Deformation Determination
 Mechanism of Injury
Ejection Mechanism
Forensic Pathology 

Expert Testimony
Accident Animation
Mural-size Diagrams and Maps
Accident Scene and Vehicle Damage Presentation
Deposition Analysis and Preparation
Legal Literature Searches

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