A catastrophe response playbook helps claims teams and risk managers prepare for disasters, manage claims consistently, preserve evidence, and coordinate resources before the next major event hits.
Moisture intrusion affects 69% of construction defect claims. Learn how forensic investigation identifies transport mechanisms and supports litigation.
Learn how industrial equipment failure analysis works, from evidence preservation and lab testing to causation opinions and expert testimony standards.
Forensic toxicology detects and interprets drugs in biological specimens for legal proceedings. Learn how findings affect claims, litigation, and admissibility.
Forensic investigators examining hurricane claims face a central challenge: wind and flood damage can look nearly identical once a storm passes. Learn how investigators document evidence, distinguish causation, and evaluate hurricane claims after major storms.
Learn how forensic engineering supports oil and gas incident investigations, from evidence preservation to expert testimony across upstream and downstream operations.
Authored by Rimkus Forensics Marketing Team Published July 2, 2026 Overview When the most destructive wildfire in Colorado’s history swept through Boulder County in December…
Authored by Rimkus Forensics Marketing Team Published July 2, 2026 Challenge After the 2021 Dixie Fire, the largest single‑source wildfire in California history, an entity…
Published in Expert Witness Journal – June/July 2026 In workplace personal injury claims involving work equipment, an employer frequently cites “user error” as the cause of an incident. While user actions often feature…
Authored by Amanda M. Kogelschatz, M.S., D-ABFT-FT, Senior Toxicologist Published June 30, 2026 A version of this article originally appeared in the May/June 2026 issue…