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ARCCA Accident Reconstruction Expert Bill Brem answers that question in his latest article, which appears in the Summer issue of SIU Today Magazine.  When claim losses just don’t add up, an…..

If so, you won’t want to miss the article by Alan Cantor and Lou D’Aulerio of ARCCA which appears in the June 2017 issue of CLM Magazine concerning the Takata airbag recall……

Since the beginning of the 20th century, glass has found many uses in construction, from windows, to facades, to load-bearing structures.  In all applications, construction defects can result from the use…..

“Machine Guarding” is the engineered control of hazardous energy during the normal operation of a machine. The requirements for proper machine guarding can be found under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.212,…..

Workers are injured on the job every day. Too often subrogation potential is dismissed due to perceived problems involving the claimant’s own role in the accident. On Tuesday, June 27th,…..

An average of 37 children die each year because they’re left, usually accidentally, in a car. Don’t think it can’t happen to you – that’s what virtually all of the…..

  Do you connect your phone to your vehicle via Bluetooth or use GPS?  You’d be surprised at the data your vehicle is storing about you.  Don’t miss ARCCA Expert…..

The Seat Belt Defense is a comparative negligence argument.  At least fifteen states have adopted some form of the Seat Belt Defense law. The seat belt in any automobile is…..

Just as cartography describes the study of maps, fractography describes the study of fracture surfaces. Many times, fractography is used to determine the cause of a failure. While it may…..