Engineering perspective on electrical failures, equipment defects, EV/solar/BESS losses, utility-side events, and critical power for attorneys, insurers, and claims professionals.
An expert report has two audiences: one you want to persuade, one trying to destroy it. The reports written to survive attack are also the ones that persuade.
Read Article →The damaged equipment might be one UPS module. The claim is the downtime. How redundant facilities fail, and why the evidence has to be preserved before recovery erases it.
Read Article →The fact that something burned does not tell you why. The methodology that separates product defects from misuse, and what to preserve so the equipment can still answer.
Read Article →A glowing connection will not trip a breaker. Why the most common finding in electrical failure investigations is also the one juries understand best.
Read Article →EV chargers are being attached to buildings never designed for continuous high-amperage loads. Where these installations fail, and what to preserve when they do.
Read Article →Most claims investigations stop at the meter. Some losses start miles upstream of it. The neutral failure signature, voltage events, and the utility records that decide causation.
Read Article →“Electrical” is the most overused causation label in property claims. A practical framework for when to make the call, and the preservation steps that protect recovery.
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