Documenting the worksite and available evidence
Construction sites change as work progresses. Relevant information may include incident photographs and video, site measurements, drawings, records and witness descriptions. Early review can help identify technical issues and evidence needed for an inspection or further analysis.
Explaining technical issues clearly
HUB evaluates the available evidence against relevant engineering principles and applicable technical criteria. Reports and exhibits explain the reasoning and limitations, with deposition and trial support available within the agreed scope.
New York construction claims
For matters involving New York Labor Law construction claims, HUB evaluates relevant physical conditions, elevation hazards, means and methods, and Industrial Code technical issues. Legal applicability and liability remain questions for counsel and the court.
Before an engagement
Questions from counsel
Can HUB assist before the site changes?
Yes, subject to availability. Identify planned repairs, demolition or loss of access and call HUB for an urgent inspection or preservation need. Scheduling must be confirmed.
What should be included in the initial inquiry?
Include the incident date and location, involved parties, a brief account, available photographs or video, and relevant inspection, discovery or court deadlines.