by Asher | Aug 30, 2026 | Forensic Engineering
Yes, a water infrastructure forensic consultant can strengthen your case. When a lawsuit involves a burst water main, a failed septic system, or a sewage overflow, a judge and jury need someone who can explain what went wrong. That’s where a trained engineer...
by Asher | Aug 29, 2026 | Forensic Engineering
A failed septic system can turn into a costly legal fight fast. When sewage backs up, a leach field floods, or a tank collapses, you need clear answers about what went wrong and why. A septic systems experience forensic engineer studies the physical evidence, traces...
by Asher | May 7, 2020 | Forensic Engineering, Septic Systems
Provided technical advice on rehabilitating an unconventional pump station serving restaurants and other commercial buildings. Correctly diagnosed that the pump station was a septic tank that had been converted into a pump station when sewers became available in the...
by Asher | May 7, 2020 | Forensic Engineering, Septic Systems
Evaluated the feasibility of permitting an onsite wastewater system in the Route 4 corridor. Determined that the County had a prohibited zone in the area that would make such a system extremely difficult to permit. – D&H Landscaping
by Asher | Apr 27, 2020 | Forensic Engineering, Other Forensic Engineering
Residential Leakage and Drainage Problems. Investigated leakage and drainage problems in approximately 200 houses. About a dozen of these cases resulted in legal action, in which Bonneau Dickson was used as an expert. Expert Witness, Failed Stormdrain Piping. Serving...
by Asher | Apr 27, 2020 | Forensic Engineering
Bonneau Dickson has served as an expert witness on several cases in which it was alleged that public sewer systems had allowed perchloroethylene (PCE) that was discharged by dry cleaning establishments to contaminate the groundwater. Topics of interest were design...
