This expert brings over 35 years of experience in civil engineering, including 20 years of expert witness work in construction defect, structural failure, and infrastructure litigation. Their work includes consultations, depositions, and courtroom testimony involving construction defects, structural failures, and large-scale infrastructure disputes. Experience also includes participation in state and federal courts, as well as international arbitration proceedings.

A master’s degree in civil engineering and a bachelor’s degree in architecture provide a multidisciplinary foundation in both design and structural analysis. Professional credentials include licensure as a professional engineer across multiple states, reflecting broad technical authority and regulatory compliance expertise.

Technical expertise spans structural engineering, construction management, and forensic investigations, including damage assessments, safety evaluations, and cause-and-origin analysis for building failures. Experience also includes evaluating seismic risks, structural mitigation strategies, and reconstruction planning, as well as analyzing complex issues such as wind versus flood damage and code compliance.

Extensive project and case experience includes work on residential, commercial, industrial, and infrastructure facilities across the United States and internationally. Additional involvement in catastrophe response efforts, such as hurricanes, floods, and other natural disasters. Other projects include over 1,000 forensic engineering assignments, supporting litigation involving condemnation, construction defects, and insurance claims.

Beyond technical analysis, this expert has held executive leadership roles overseeing large engineering and construction operations, including managing high-value projects and advising on litigation strategy. Active participation in organizations such as the American Society of Civil Engineers and the Construction Management Association of America reflects continued engagement in advancing industry standards and practices.