The emphasis of the Seminars include Current Investigation Methods and Techniques, Data Collection, Evidence Documentation, the latest in Research and Technology to Improve Claim-Handling Efficiency and Ultimately make the Job Easier.

These Seminars are intended for Claims Specialists, Legal Counsel who are involved in the investigation or litigation of Auto claims arising from Collisions or other personal injury incidents.

• Collision Reconstruction: General
  This Seminar will provide a deeper understanding of collision reconstruction and associated specific assessments such as vehicle speeds, collision avoidance, safety restraint use and function, mechanical assessments and other potential contributory factors to collisions. Discover how to best utilize collision reconstruction as a powerful tool in determining the cause and effect of collisions.
  • Liability Assessment and Driver Error
  • Vehicle Dynamics and Speeds
  • Driver Visibility, Perception/Reaction
  • Collision Avoidance
  • Occupant Restraint and Injury
  • Mechanical Failure and Safety Recalls
  • Environmental Factors
  • Example reconstructions, discussions and key conclusions

• Collision Reconstruction: "Black Box" Crash Data Retrieval
  This Seminar will provide a deeper understanding of collision reconstruction and automotive (passenger and commercial vehicle) electronic data recorders (EDRs) in vehicles and their applications. Discover how to best utilize crash data and ultimately improve claim-handling efficiency using collision reconstruction, crash data, computer analysis, simulation and scientific animation.
• Overview of vehicle design, safety restraint systems, “black box” design, and testing
• Physical evidence documentation, new collision reconstruction tools, crash data retrieval and interpretation
• Example reconstructions, discussions and key conclusions

• Collision Reconstruction: Low Speed Impacts
  This Seminar will provide a deeper understanding of collision reconstruction and “Low Speed Impacts”. Learn how to best utilize low speed impact analysis and collision reconstruction, occupant kinematics analysis to understand injury mechanisms.
  • Overview of vehicle design, crash testing
  • Vehicle behaviour and occupant kinematics
  • Physical evidence documentation, new reconstruction tools
  • Example reconstructions, discussions and key conclusions

• Personal Injuries: Slip, Trip and Falls
  This Seminar will provide a deeper understanding of technical assessments of personal injury incidents. Discover how documentation and testing of the scene and surface in question can yield valuable information, which can assist in liability assessment.
  
  • Overview of the incident scene evidence
  • Walking surface design and performance
  • Human walking movements
  • Walking surface slip testing
  • Relevant standards and codes
  • Example investigations, discussions and key conclusions