Forensic environmental examination
Examination for court proceedings on contamination, environmental damage, the source of an impact and causation.
Forensic and pretrial examinations concerning environmental contamination, environmental damage, waste, soil, water, air and reviews of opinions.
Examination for court proceedings on contamination, environmental damage, the source of an impact and causation.
A pretrial specialist opinion for a claim, negotiations or assessing a position before going to court.
Assessment of contamination by petroleum products, heavy metals, construction waste and chemical substances.
Expert assessment of water quality, discharges, flooding, a possible source of contamination and its impact on a site.
Examination of complaints about odour, smoke, dust, emissions, ventilation and local sources of impact.
Calculation and expert substantiation of environmental harm and the costs of restoration and land reclamation.
Disputes involving waste, illegal dumps, construction debris, contamination and breaches of waste-handling rules.
Reviewing another expert's opinion: methods, questions, source data, samples, laboratory test reports and conclusions.
Preparing questions, selecting sampling locations, participating in inspections and checking sample packaging and transfer to the laboratory.
Describe the situation: an environmental dispute often requires a combined approach involving a soil scientist, chemical laboratory or technical specialist.