Dirt Impacts Your Life, Bet You Didn’t Know How Much!
P:resented By: DRI and S-E-A
Soil and soil-related issues are impactful in an astonishing number of construction claims/lawsuits. Are construction delays costing your client money? Is soil a factor? If your client has a construction related claim and is a general contractor, grading contractor, structural engineer, architect, civil designer, inspection company: soil may be related to the claim. Were the soils considered properly during design? It is a tangled web woven on a construction site given the interaction between prime and subcontractors, inspection duties, duty to protect, control of the site, duty of design professionals, etc.
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Mark L. Drotar, P.E. has BS/MS and he is experienced with soil related issues including retaining walls, earth structures, earth movement such as landslides or settlement, construction-related issues such as QA/QC, materials testing, pavement failures, and earthwork issues. He has provided expert testimony in local, state, and federal courts.
Jason Ball, P.E. performs forensic investigations of soils, foundations, building structures, and construction materials to determine or cause of the distress and/or damage. He provides evaluation and engineering consultation for foundations, settlement, earth structures and fill construction, concrete, masonry, pavements, and construction-related issues. He received his BS from Georgia Tech.