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Moving Litigation Forward: Utilizing Remote Inspections Effectively
Presented By: DRI and S-E-A
The presence of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has forced attorneys and experts to adapt and overcome mobility and social distancing restrictions put in place by local and federal governments. Born out of these constraints are the limitations placed on conducting site visits and laboratory inspections. To circumnavigate delays in litigation temporarily, remote inspections provide a practical alternative until traditional methods are once again feasible. Based on preliminary standards, technical expertise, client feedback, and available technological resources, S-E-A has prepared a dynamic webinar presenting best practices to help investigators and attorneys conduct more efficient, safe, and effective remote inspections.
Who Should Attend:
- Attorneys
- Accident investigators
- Technical professionals/experts
- Insurance professionals
What Will You Learn?:
- Current standards pertaining to remote inspections
- Litigative concerns
- Benefits of a remote inspection
- When is a remote inspection appropriate and applicable?
- How to properly prepare for remote inspections
Jason M. Mattice, S-E-A
Jason M. Mattice works at S-E-A as a project engineer with an emphasis in mechanical engineering. Capitalizing on his design, testing, and simulation background, Mr. Mattice is responsible for performing forensic investigations as they relate to incident causation, accident reconstruction, product failures, machine guarding, and standards compliance. Mr. Mattice also utilizes his skills to perform design analysis and testing research for clients to characterize the performance or specifications for their industrial or consumer products. He is an active member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), the American Society of Biomechanics (ASB), and the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE).
