JULY 26, 2026THE ELECTRIC BRIEF
ARTICLES & INSIGHTS
Practical perspectives on electrical failures, forensic engineering, and risk reduction.
JULY 19, 2026
Silent Safety Systems: Investigating an Alarm or Interlock That Did Not Activate
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JULY 12, 2026
Standby Generator Transfer Warnings: Separating Wiring, Transfer Equipment, and Controller Faults
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JULY 5, 2026
After a Solar/PV Fire: Evidence That Can Separate Cause From Fire Damage
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JUNE 28, 2026
Reconstructing a UPS Failure: Logs, Removed Components, and Sequence of Events
READ MORERESOURCES & DOWNLOADS
Technical resources and publications to support informed decisions.
FORENSIC ELECTRICAL INVESTIGATION PROCESS
Overview of our engineering methodology and investigative approach.
LEARN MOREELECTRICAL SAFETY & RISK ASSESSMENT
Key considerations for identifying hazards and minimizing risk.
LEARN MOREEVIDENCE PRESERVATION GUIDELINES
Best practices for preserving electrical evidence after an incident.
LEARN MOREEXPERT WITNESS SERVICES OVERVIEW
How we support attorneys and the legal process with clear, defensible analysis.
LEARN MORECOMMON CAUSES OF ELECTRICAL FAILURES
A summary of typical failure mechanisms and contributing factors.
LEARN MOREREPRESENTATIVE MATTER TYPES
Anonymized examples of the types of investigations we perform.
INDUSTRIAL SWITCHGEAR EXPLOSIONGENERATOR FAILURE ANALYSISLITHIUM BATTERY FIRE INVESTIGATIONUTILITY EQUIPMENT FAILURESOLAR / PV FIRE INVESTIGATION
IMPORTANT DISCLOSURE
Due to confidentiality obligations, specific client names and matter details are not publicly disclosed. The information and examples shown on this page are anonymized representative matter types only and illustrate the scope of our experience.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What types of cases do you investigate?+
Complex electrical failures, fires, explosions, electrocutions, electric shock and touch-potential incidents, product liability matters, utilities, batteries, solar/PV, equipment, construction defects, and more.
What regions do you serve?+
We serve clients nationwide.
Do you provide expert witness testimony?+
Yes. Court-qualified expert analysis, reports, depositions, and trial testimony are available.
How long does an investigation typically take?+
The timeline depends on scope, evidence, access, testing, and reporting requirements.
How do you preserve and handle evidence?+
Evidence is documented, preserved, and handled under an assignment-specific protocol and appropriate chain-of-custody controls.
How do I start an investigation?+
Call 806-928-7746 or use the consultation form to discuss the matter confidentially.