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Engineering & Science — South Carolina

Engineering and Science South Carolina expert witnesses provide opinions on issues of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. The engineers and scientists profiled in this directory may provide forensic analysis of material and structural failures through destructive and non-destructive testing and failure analysis. These experts may investigate allegations of defects in designs, construction and manufactured products. They may have specific expertise in chemical, civil, electrical or mechanical engineering, traffic engineering, structural engineering, aerospace engineering, geotechnical engineering, industrial engineering, automotive engineering, petroleum engineering and safety engineering, as well as scientific specialties such as chemistry and geochemistry, food and drug, entomology, polymers and plastics, and other scientific and engineering disciplines.

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Chemical Incident Expert — Jennifer Morningstar, BSChE, PE, CFEI

Forensic Chemical Engineer, 20+ yr. industrial experience, expert in chemical releases and exposures, OSHA process safety, confined space, lockout/tagout, fires, explosions and scope of damage/cost to repair, provides industrial accident investigations.

Areas of Expertise: Chemical Engineering

Tel: (803) 732-6600

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Environmental Engineering Expert — Michael D. Klein, PE, CHMM

Civil Engineer, 25+ yr, experienced operating water, waste water, and industrial treatment systems, and in environmental investigations and hazardous waste remediation per EPA Superfund requirements, DOE, OSHA and DOT. Certified Hazardous Materials Expert

Areas of Expertise: Environmental Engineering

Tel: (843) 722-0119

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John H. Miller, PE

Structural design engineer, 20+ yr, over six years experience as a forensic engineer, incl.: hail and wind damage to roofing materials; wind damage to structures; flood damage to structures; structural damage from fire; water intrusion; moisture damage,

Areas of Expertise: Structural Engineering

Tel: (864) 923-0598

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Raymond S. Rollings, PhD, PE

Airfield engineer, 40+ yr, expert witness in the design, construction and maintenance of airfield/heavy-load pavements, runways, taxiways, port pavements, military airstrips, expert in forensic investigations of pavement failures, asphalt and concrete.

Areas of Expertise: Airfield & Airport Engineering

Tel: (843) 770-9913

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V19 Consulting, Inc.

Experienced in Transformer and Electrical Power Equipment Failure Investigations, Expert Witness, Documentation Identification/Review, and Quality Systems Trainer with 45 plus years of experience in the manufacturing environment.

Bruce Gorsak, Vehicle/Industrial Engineer — American Technical

Vehicle/industrial engineer with expertise in engine design, product/process development, plant and facilities, maintenance, industrial engineering and safety, crash reconstructionist

North Augusta, SC

Areas of Expertise: Industrial Engineering

Tel: (803) 257-2155

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The Warren Group — Forensic Engineers & Consultants

Forensic engineering group provides expert testimony in matters of large losses and complex claims, including: failure analysis; fire and explosion analysis: industrial accident reconstruction; machine design/safeguarding; equipment damage appraisals;...

Areas of Expertise: Forensic Engineering

Tel: (803) 732-6600

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Top Expert in FIRE | CODES | SECURITY (CODEX Engineering)

Degreed and Licensed Engineer (PE) of Fire Protection Engineering plus specialized expertise in Building Codes and ASIS Certified in Security (CPP & PSP). Executive leader in the A/E/C industry - Engineering resilience into the built environment.

New Orleans, LA

Peter Crosby Expert

Medical devices; patents (infringement, ownership, validity, IPR, ITC); trade secrets; fiduciary duty; corporate governancel M&A transactions; biomedical engineering

Aliso Viejo, CA

Chuck Dutill, P.E., D.F.E., Heritage Technical Services, Inc.

Nationwide for Hydrology, Flooding, Wastewater, Stormwater Management, Sewers, Sewer Systems, Water, Groundwater, Hydrogeology, Drainage, Wells, Runoff, Sanitary Sewage, Backups, Drinking Water, Water Distribution, Water Main, Wastewater Treatment

West Chester, PA

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Oct 26 — Two federal courts examining very similar facts — experts using AI to help prepare their reports — have reached different conclusions about what has to be turned over. Unsettled law leaves the expert’s AI workflow dependent on which court is asking.

Failing to Examine Plaintiff and His Records Gets Medical Expert Tossed

Aug 25 — Failing to examine a plaintiff, failing to review all of the plaintiff’s medical records, and citing "facially irrelevant" medical literature will can — unsurprisingly — get a medical expert witness tossed, as in this case.