The Role of AI in Forensic Engineering Investigations When a failure, incident, or loss occurs in the oil and gas or chemicals industries, forensic engineering investigations play a critical role. These investigations determine what happened, why it happened, and how similar events can be prevented. In recent years, artificial intelligence
Product liability litigation arises from allegations that a product is defective in its design, manufacturing, or marketing. These claims can involve a wide range of consumer, industrial, and commercial products. In many cases, the outcome of litigation depends on a clear, technically sound understanding of how a product was designed, how it was manufactured, and how it performed in real-world use.
In today’s fast–moving industrial, legal, and transportation environments, the need for precise and reliable forensic engineering has never been greater. Whether a case involves a transportation collision, a workplace accident, a product malfunction, or an equipment failure, the ability to understand exactly what happened—and why—can determine the outcome of legal
When a commercial truck is involved in a crash, the consequences are often devastating. Multiple vehicles, significant cargo, and major highways can all be impacted. For attorneys, insurers, and corporations, understanding exactly what happened requires more than assumptions. This is where trucking accident reconstruction provides a clear, evidence-based approach to
Forensic litigation support requires more than surface-level investigation. When the facts of a case are challenged in court, attorneys and clients need experts who can transform complex technical details into clear, reliable evidence. This is where deep technical knowledge becomes indispensable. At ATA Associates, we have spent decades applying our engineering expertise to help courts, attorneys, and corporations reach informed decisions.
When a commercial truck is involved in a crash, the consequences are often devastating. Multiple vehicles, significant cargo, and major highways can all be impacted. For attorneys, insurers, and corporations, understanding exactly what happened requires more than assumptions. This is where trucking accident reconstruction provides a clear, evidence-based approach to uncovering the truth and presenting it effectively in court.
In the world of maritime litigation, few cases are ever simple. Whether the incident involves a cargo ship colliding with a dock, an offshore equipment failure, or a recreational boating accident, the variables are vast—and the stakes are often high. Maritime & marine forensic investigations demand both technical expertise and a strong understanding of the industry’s legal and operational landscape.
In 2005, the BP Texas City Refinery explosion killed fifteen workers and injured 180 more.
The Chemical Safety Board’s investigation found multiple procedural and human errors. Control and safety system failures also contributed to the disaster.
Understanding ADAS: Advanced Driver Assistance Systems and Their Role in Vehicle Safety and Investigation Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) are becoming increasingly prominent in both personal and commercial vehicles. While the public often associates ADAS with cutting-edge technology and enhanced safety, these systems have a long history and carry significant
The Impact of Distracted Driving: A Human Factors Perspective Distracted driving is frequently discussed as a potential factor in traffic incidents resulting in injury or fatality. At ATA Associates, we approach these incidents with a focus on human factors—a field of study that examines how people interact with their environment,
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