Blog | RGA Design Forensics

Issues Facing the Architect in Today's World

This is the second in a series of articles that will examine issues that can arise in the relationship between the architect in a...

The Role of the Architect in Construction

This is the first in a series of articles that will examine issues that can arise in the relationship between the architect in a...

Can the ADA Be Applied to Non-Disabled People in Florida?

Applying the Americans With Disabilities Act to Non-Disabled People in Florida What can be done if a non-disabled person is injured in a...

Determining Cause...Who Is To Blame?

OVERVIEW As design forensic experts we are often tasked with investigating sites where injuries and/or fatalities arise from unsafe...

Larger Awards in Slip and Fall Cases

Improving Your Chances For a Larger Financial Recovery if You or Your Loved Ones Slip and Fall in a Public Place Success in slip and fall...

Success or Failure in Premises Liability

Avoiding the pitfalls and detecting the guide posts for success in personal injury claims As an experienced court certified forensic...

New ADA Legislation before Congress

On September 7th 2017, the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee addressed this topic and voted to issue a report to the full...

Can an Expert Help You Assess the Cause of a Fall?

In many slip and fall cases there are multiple aspects of a site that contribute to the accident and resulting injury. Can an expert help...

ADA Testers and What You Need to Know

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has spawned a cottage industry of testers and their lawyers who travel from site to site...

How Determining Causality Can Help Strengthen a Case

What is causality and how do experts deal with it? The term refers to the reason something happened – the cause for it. Determining cause...

How Negligence Per Se Can Simplify a Case

Not all negligence cases are equal. The facts can make a difference as to how a negligence case must be proved. There are four elements...