Commercial Vehicle Accident Reconstruction

Herbert Hewitt, ACTAR

Mr. Hewitt has investigated, documented, and under the supervision of a Professional Engineer reconstructed dozens of accidents involving cars, tractor-trailers, heavy trucks, motorcycles, bicycles, pedestrians, and more. In addition, he has taken […]

Rashon Charleston

Mr. Charleston has over 20 years of experience within the field of mechanical engineering with an emphasis on forensic analysis and accident reconstruction. He is skilled in scene investigation, evidence collection, preservation […]

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Charles King, ACTAR

Mr. King applies his diverse background of management, computing, automotive mechanical service, and engineering education to the reconstruction of automotive collisions, structural failures, product failures, and other loss events

Keith Warren, ACTAR

Mr. Warren has 25 years of experience within civil engineering disciplines and 14 years of experience as a traffic accident reconstructionist.

Reza Vaghar, Ph.D., P.E.

Dr. Vaghar’s work experience includes positions in consulting firms, research laboratories, and academia.

Christopher Stewart, P.E.

Mr. Stewart specializes in product failure analysis and the reconstruction of traffic accidents involving trucks, buses, automobiles, motorcycles, bicycles, and pedestrians. He received a Bachelor of Aerospace Engineering from Auburn University in 1994 and is a registered Professional Engineer in the states of Florida and Georgia.

Shawn Ray, P.E.

Mr. Ray is a mechanical engineer and forensic specialist with more than 25 years in the industry. He is a respected expert witness in both state and federal courts, specializing in materials and systems failure analysis, commercial vehicle accident reconstruction, and product failure analysis.

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