It’s National Passenger Safety Week, and at Qforensics, we know risk management begins with prevention. We’re dedicated to the safety of both drivers and passengers on the road, and that starts with empowering everyone in the vehicle to speak up. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the most recent data indicates, 24% …
That’s How We Roll: Testing Object Distances When Thrown From Vehicles Every case presents unique challenges. Accidents often result in limited or conflicting evidence, making it vital to uncover the truth. Whether a case involves a transportation collision, slip or fall accident, product malfunction, biomedical analysis, equipment failure, or even a crime, understanding what happened and …
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5 Myths About Accident Reconstruction: The role of a forensic engineer in analyzing and reconstructing accidents is highly specialized and crucial for uncovering the truth behind many cases. By dispelling common myths, we aim to clarify the importance and reliability of a forensic engineer’s work. Whether you are navigating a legal case or an insurance …
As we close out 2025, Qforensics is pleased to announce the promotion of five team members. These individuals have consistently demonstrated exceptional technical and professional skills, mentorship of fellow team members, and a commitment to serving our clients with integrity and excellence. We are incredibly proud to recognize their achievements and growth within Qforensics. Patrick …
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Early this month, the Qforensics team traveled from throughout the U.S. for our 2025 Holiday Team Gathering in Tallahassee, FL. This memorable two-day event was filled with opportunities to connect and celebrate the holiday season. Leadership organized a variety of educational activities, team-building exercises, and fun social events for everyone, including family members. Throughout the …
Why a Forensic Engineer Is Vital in High Profile Cases: Qforensics’ Senior Forensic Engineer, Brian Darr, Shares Insights on Kyren Lacy Crash Investigation October 20, 2025 – Earlier this month, Brian Darr, Senior Forensic Engineer with Qforensics was asked by FOX 8 WVUE-TV in New Orleans to comment on the 2024 automobile crash involving Kyren Lacy. Mr. Darr has not been retained by either side to investigate this particular accident case. He was asked …
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Adequate street lighting plays a critical role in preventing accidents by enhancing visibility and improving reaction times. Even one missing or malfunctioning light pole can leave crucial areas in darkness, increasing the risk of collisions and reducing driver and pedestrian safety. The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) notes that lighting can reduce nighttime crashes by significant …
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Qforensics Biomechanical Engineer, Mike Hill, Ph.D., P.E., was prominently featured in the North Carolina Association of Defense Attorneys‘ September 2025 issue of The Resource. How Biomechanical Engineers Assist in Workers’ Compensation Cases? Biomechanical engineers investigate a wide variety of cases involving injuries and injury claims, including workplace accidents, falling objects, product failures, slip, trip, and …
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Construction zones are common across our U.S. highways and city streets. While these projects are necessary to improve infrastructure, they also create hazards for drivers, workers, and pedestrians. Essential construction zone safety measures include appropriate work zone signage and correct temporary traffic control devices. Proper signage and devices (that comply with the Model Uniform Traffic …
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Quality Forensic Engineering, a leading multidisciplinary forensic engineering firm, is expanding our dynamic biomechanical team. Fatiesa Sulejmani, Ph.D., ACTAR, Biomechanical Engineer, has joined the Qforensics’ team, where she will apply biomechanical principles and methods of vehicle accident reconstruction to analyze the consistency of injuries and injury mechanisms in vehicular collisions, slip and fall events, and …
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Some stretches of highway are more challenging to drive than others. Through the Safety Corridor initiative, states collaborate with engineers, contractors, and local governments to enhance road safety on high-risk highways—where elevated crash rates and crash severity, including injuries and fatalities, trigger double fines and stricter safety standards to protect both drivers and communities. Safety …
As we commemorate #Juneteenth, we are reminded of the importance of honoring freedom and progress. A holiday celebrating the journey and independence of Black people in the United States, Juneteenth is an excellent occasion to recognize the many contributions that Black people have made to American engineering. Katherine Johnson: Famous for her crucial mathematical contributions …
