Qforensics welcomes Jessica Peak, Case Manager, to the team. In this role. Ms. Peak is responsible for providing case management and administrative support to Dr. Pfeifer, Mr. White, Mr. Vozza, and Mr. Chermak, as well as their respective engineering teams. She assists with the logistics and coordination of vehicle and scene inspections, testimony schedules, and …
Qforensics’ engineers have years of experience documenting, inspecting, and preserving the evidence of accident scenes. Documenting the scene as soon as possible is critical from the forensic engineer’s point of view. While evidence such as tire marks can disappear over time, even the roadway geometry can change in the months or years following a collision. …
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Qforensics welcomes two new Case Managers to the Qforensics team. Laura Jones and Sally Rowe will be providing case management support to Dr. Brian Pfeifer, Mitchell Chermak, Sean Vozza, Thomas Bertone, Alex Hadid, and Tyler White. Laura M. Jones: In addition to supporting Dr. Pfeifer and his engineering team, Laura will coordinate the logistics of …
Quality Forensic Engineering is pleased to announce the promotion of eight team members. These individuals have consistently demonstrated exceptional technical skills, mentorship of fellow team members, dedication to industry-leading accreditations, and a commitment to serving our clients with integrity and excellence. We are incredibly proud to recognize their achievements and growth within Qforensics. Iola Goeke, …
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Nine people are killed and more than 1,000 are injured every day in distracted driving crashes, according to the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration. Anything that takes attention away from driving can be a distraction, including handheld and hands-free phone use (texting, talking, social media), adjusting the radio or GPS, built-in vehicle touchscreens, eating, drinking, or …
Qforensics is excited to announce that one of our Senior Biomechanical Engineers, Dr. Ian M. Zeller, Ph.D., P.E., ACTAR, has received accreditation as a Professional Engineer (P.E.). P.E. licensure is the engineering profession’s highest standard of competence, a symbol of achievement and assurance of quality. At Qforensics, Dr. Zeller is an accomplished senior engineer with more than 10 years …
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March is Brain Injury Awareness Month. Qforensics would like to raise awareness about brain injuries, and the crucial work of biomechanical engineers to understanding, preventing, and investigating them. Biomechanical engineers play crucial role in Brain Injury Analysis: Understanding the mechanics of brain injury: They use modeling and simulations to study how forces and impacts affect the …
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We’ve all seen the headlines: a horrific accident caused by someone driving at excessive speeds. There is nothing left of their vehicle, but the speedometer still reads 96 miles per hour. Was that the exact speed at which the car was traveling when it crashed? A frozen speedometer is observed in some auto accidents where …
Pi Day is a celebration of the mathematical constant π (pi) on March 14th (3/14). It’s celebrated by math lovers, scientists, (and bakers) around the world. However you slice it, our forensic engineers love Pi Day! We’re all about precision, calculation, and problem-solving. Did you know? Forensic engineers use Pi to help solve some of …
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Please join us in welcoming Ashley Rutland to the Qforensics team. As a financial analyst, Ashley manages past dues, invoicing, and other accounting and financial responsibilities. Additionally, she collaborates with case managers to support a range of tasks, such as case close-outs. Before joining Qforensics, Ashley spent 10 years as a General Manager/Senior Manager assisting with …
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It’s that time of year again. Every year on the second Sunday in March, we adjust our clocks to Daylight Savings Time (except in Hawaii and most of Arizona). As the clocks spring forward, we find ourselves losing an hour, but gaining an extra hour of precious daylight. This shift in time can induce feelings …
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The forensic engineers at Qforensics are commonly retained to investigate a wide range of premises liability incidents. One common incident is a trip or fall on an improperly maintained walkway. A key characteristic found in safe pedestrian walkways is the use of contrasting colors to indicate changes in elevation and the floor surface itself. Using …
