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Premises Liability
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Bo Mitchell
20 Indian Hill Road
Wilton CT 06897
USA
phone: 203-563-9999 or Cell: 203-984-7931
Bo
911 Consulting specializes in Emergency Preparedness, Training, Drills and Exercises for corporations, campuses and medical facilities. 911 Consulting gives you practical solutions for preventing likely incidents, preparing for emergencies, responding to a crisis and resuming operations. We create a custom emergency plan, train your personnel, and stage drills to make sure you're ready.

Bo Mitchell was Police Commissioner of Wilton, CT for 16 years. He retired in 2001 to found 911 Consulting which creates emergency, disaster recovery and business continuity plans, training and exercises for organizations like GE Headquarters, Cablevision, Goodrich, Western and Central Connecticut State Universities. He serves clients headquartered from Boston to LA working in their facilities from London to San Francisco. Bo has earned 16 certifications in homeland security, organizational safety and security. He also serves as an expert in landmark court cases nationally.

Bo is a Certified Emergency Manager, a Certified Business Continuity Professional and Certified in Homeland Security.

Professional Designations: CEM, CPP, CBCP, CHCM, CHSP, CHS-V, CSSM, CSHM, CFC, CIPS, CSC, CAS, TFCT3, CHEP, CERT, CMC.
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Allan D. Snyder
Principal
26895 Aliso Creek Road, Suite B-714
Aliso Viejo CA 92629
USA
phone: 949-305-9199
fax: 949-305-8297
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT EXPERT
  • Depositions: 800+
  • Mediations & Arbitrations: 100+
  • Trial Testimony: 80
  • More than 10,000 properties inspected.
  • RETAINED BY 250 LAW FIRMS IN 16 STATES
  • California, Arizona, Nevada, Florida
  • Texas, Ohio, New Jersey, Colorado
  • Idaho, Hawaii, South Carolina, Alabama, Washington
  • North Carolina, Tennessee, Pennsylvania
  • AREAS OF EXPERTISE
  • Standard of Care; Custom and Practice
  • Building & Safety Codes
  • Fair Housing Practices (FEHA)
  • Personal Injury (Slip, Trip & Fall)
  • Premises Liability
  • Landlord/Tenant
  • PROPERTY TYPES
  • Apartments Managed: 25,000+
  • Homeowners Associations Units Managed: 100,000+
  • Commercial Buildings Managed: 1,250,000 sq.'
  • Shopping Centers
  • Mobile Home Parks
  • Hotels & Motels: 850+ Rooms
  • Parking lots and Parking Structures: Personal Injury; Snow & Ice


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    Major Mark A. Willingham BS, MSA, CPM
    4839 Mariners Point Drive
    Jacksonville FL 32225
    USA
    phone: 904-707-4400
    fax: 904-565-2475
    Major Mark A.
    Major Mark Willingham, BS. MSA., provides expert witness services and litigation consultation in Dram Shop lawsuits and other matters concerning the service and consumption of alcohol including alcohol service policies, employee training, management systems, and risk assessment. Maj. Willingham policed and regulated the alcoholic beverage industry for 30 years and is a PhD candidate in Business Security focusing on responsible alcohol retailing. He is the past international president of the FBI National Academy Associates, a Fulbright Scholar, and a Certified Public Manager.

    Major Willingham is a nationally recognized expert in the field of Responsible Retailing and the Service and Use of Beverage Alcohol. He is an author, lecturer, industry and government consultant, researcher, and expert witness in State and Federal Courts. His experience includes 30 years as a State Police commander responsible for law enforcement, regulation, and licensing of the alcoholic beverage industry.

    Ares of Expertise:

    Alcohol Related Injury or Wrongful Death:
  • Reasonable Standards of Care In The :
    - Management and Service of Beverage Alcohol
    - Prevention of Alcohol Service to and Consumption by Underage Patrons
    - Prevention of Service to Habitually Addicted Persons
    - Creation and Maintenance of a Safe Business Environment
    - Prevention of Drug Sales and Use
    - Training and Supervision of Beverage Servers
  • Dram Shop Liability and Over Service of Alcohol
  • Criminal Matters including DUI and Disorderly Intoxication

    Responsible Beverage Solutions:
  • Business Plan Development and Review:
    - License Acquisition, Facilities Location and Design, Employee Screening and Selection
  • Server and Service Policies and Practices
    - Development and Implementation of Management and Server Alcohol Training
    - Development and Implementation of Alcohol Sales, Service, and Use Policies
  • Risk Abatement and Liability Mitigation
    - Environmental Design
    - Due Diligence Review
    - Secret Shopper and Compliance Reviews
    - Poly-Drug Sales and Use Prevention
  • Drug Free Workplace Standards
    - Drug Free Workplace Policies and Practices
    - Drug Free Workplace Training
  • Business Remediation and License Sanction
  • Responsible Vendor Compliance
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    Steven R. Thomas, P.E.
    Multiple Addresses (See Below)
    NJ, NH, ME, MA, VT ,RI, CT, NY, PA ,DE, USA
    phone: 877-267-7855
    fax: 973-401-0056 or 603-293-4142
    Steven R.
    New Jersey Office:
    PMB 4066
    55 Madison Avenue - Ste 400
    Morristown, NJ 07960
    T: (973) 401-0010
    F: (973) 401-0056
    New Hampshire Office:
    Analytic Engineering
    105 Juniper Ridge Road
    Gilford, NH 03249
    T: (603) 293-4477
    F: (603) 293-4142


    Analytic Engineering combines Professional Engineering with Effective Communication. We offer Technical Analysis and Services in the Engineering field and provide experienced Expert Testimony to communicate the conclusions reached.

    Engineering Services:
  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Safety Engineering
  • Vehicular Accident Reconstruction
  • Failure Analysis
  • Computer Animation
  • Premises Liability
  • Patent Claim Analysis
  • Product Design & Liabilty
  • Product & Equipment
  • Design Engineering Services

  • Steven R. Thomas, PE, the Principal Engineer at Analytic Engineering, earned his Bachelor of Science - Engineering (Mechanical and Electrical) at Widener University, Chester, PA in 1979 and a Master of Science in Engineering Science (Safety Engineering and Human Factors) at The New Jersey Institute of Technology in 1997.

    Professional Experience: Steven R. Thomas, P.E. has worked for such organizations as General Motors, Thomas & Betts, General Cable and Breed Automotive Corporation. He has worked in the engineering fields of Research and Development, Product Design, Machine Design, Manufacturing, Industrial, Tooling, Safety, Facility Design, Failure Analysis and Accident Reconstruction. Since 1991 Mr. Thomas has worked as an Engineering Consultant in the Forensic field and has testified in numerous jurisdictions.
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    Randall Atlas, Ph.D., AIA, CPP
    Vice President
    333 Las Olas Way Suite 1605
    Ft. Lauderdale FL 33301
    USA
    phone: 305-756-5027
    fax: 305-754-1658
    Dr. Randall Atlas AIA , CPP is a Registered Architect, NCARB certified, and he practices Criminal Justice Architecture and Environmental Security Design. Atlas is a certified protection professional (CPP) with the American Society of Industrial Security (ASIS), and is an appointed member of the ASIS Security Architecture and Engineering Committee. Atlas has his doctorate in criminology and a masters of architecture. Dr Atlas is a member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Architecture for Justice Committee.

    Dr. Atlas has taught CPTED (Crime Prevention through Environmental Design) and criminal justice courses at Florida International University, Florida Atlantic University, and the University of Miami, Keiser University, and he is a trainer with the National Crime Prevention Institute at the University of Louisville. Dr. Atlas has been a technical Assistance consultant with the National Institute of Justice, National Institute of Corrections, and the Florida Department of Corrections and U.S. HUD Drug Elimination CPTED Program.

    He has conducted ADA accessibility compliance audits for private and public sector clients, and served as an expert witness on over 200 premises liability lawsuits.

    Dr. Atlas has been a speaker and trainer at security conferences from New Delhi, India to Seattle, Washington and has written over 200 articles in various publications on security, safety, and counter terrorism issues.
    9/26/2011 · Security
    Schools Behind Bars? Designing Safe and Secure Environments for Schools and Colleges Doesn't Mean They Need to Look Like Detention Facilities
    Creating safe schools is the responsibility of the entire community where a school or school system resides.

    7/20/2011 · Security
    Fast Food, Easy Money:Find Out How Sites Hit By Smash and Grab Burglaries Could Have Reduced Their Vulnerability
    BETWEEN LATE 2009 AND MARCH OF THIS YEAR, a national baked goods chain with franchises in Broward County, Florida, experienced a series of nighttime burglaries that resulted in thousands of dollars in stolen cash and damaged property.

    5/31/2011 · Security
    Designing Safer Schools: Environmental Design Makes The Grade
    When it comes to the issue of safety in schools, it is important to remember that long before the students walk the halls, a design team creates the building and its grounds, envisioning the subsequent relationships with its occupants.

    3/15/2011 · Security
    Fear Of Parking
    Last June, 18-year-old Kelsey Smith was forcibly abducted from the public parking lot of an Overland Park, Kansas, Target store.

    2/3/2011 · Security
    Architectural Security: Integrating Security With Design
    The "form follows function" tenet of 20th century architecture holds that the specific functional requirements of a building should determine design criteria.

    Randall A. Atlas, PhD, AIA, CPP
    This is the first and only book of its kind dedicated to the contributions and importance of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED). It will educate the reader and design professional on the necessity of CPTED in reducing risks, threats, and vulnerabilities of and to our built environment post-9/11…
    The American Institute of Architects
    This important reference from the American Institute of Architects presents a useful resource of fundamental, up-to-date information for security planning in both new and existing facilities.
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    E. Robert Miller
    President, CPM, CIPS, CMC
    330 Primrose Road, Suite 606
    Burlingame CA 94010
    USA
    phone: 650-373-0705
    fax: 650-373-0709
    E. Robert Miller has over 40 years of service to the real estate profession and has unrivaled expertise in Property Management Techniques. As President of E. Robert Miller & Associates, he provides Expert Witness Consulting and trial work, educational services and business development services.

    Mr. Miller has served on more than 550 cases as an Expert Witness or Consultant in the property management field since 1996. He was the 2004 Northern California Expert Witness Association President. Mr. Miller's experience and thoroughness in research, depositions and trial situations makes him your best choice for an expert witness in property management litigation.

    Areas of Expertise
  • Accident or Assault - Safety/Security Conditions
  • Improper Eviction
  • Unpaid Rent - Habitability Standards
  • Contractor Dispute
  • Partnership Dispute
  • Bankruptcy
  • Animal Control
  • Security Deposits
  • Association Board Responsibilities/Management Duties


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    H. Harvey Cohen
    Ph.D., CPE
    5173 Waring Road,
    Suite 157
    San Diego CA 92120
    USA
    phone: 619-464-4427
    H. Harvey
    H. Harvey Cohen, Ph.D., CPE – Dr. Cohen is the Senior Partner of EAI. He has over 35 years of professional experience in Human Factors and Safety. A former Federal government research scientist, Dr. Cohen has over 150 refereed publications, including 8 books and book chapters, has investigated over 7,500 injury accidents, has given over 1,250 depositions and has testified in court on over 350 occasions, equally for plaintiff and defense, in 38 states, territories and Canadian provinces.

    Specializations:
  • Human Factors
  • Slips & Falls
  • Warnings
  • Premises
  • Products
  • Workplace
  • Motor & Commercial Vehicles
  • Pedestrians
  • Perception-Reaction
  • Visibility/Lighting
  • Safety Standards of Care
  • Melvin H. Rudov, PhD, H. Harvey Cohen, PhD CPE
    This book teaches about the role of the forensic human factors/ergonomics practice and related safety professions in investigation and trial including the main liability areas and aspects of work practice such as interviews, reports, gathering evidence, site visits, statements, depositions, testimony, and more. Both plaintiff and defense case examples are used extensively throughout the book. Appendices give examples of reports, depositions, fee agreements and more.
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    Dr. Daniel W. Vomhof, Ph.D.
    Certified Accident Reconstruction Specialist
    8387 University Avenue
    La Mesa CA 91941
    USA
    phone: 619-464-3477
    fax: 619-464-2206
    Dr. Daniel W.
    Dr. Daniel W. Vomhof, Ph.D. is a Certified Accident Reconstruction Specialist with specialized knowledge in Traffic Signal Timing. Dr. Vomhof has been a full time reconstructionist since 1992. He has been engaged in over 20 cases to determine the signal sequencing in “who had the green?” cases.

    Dr. Vomhof has reconstructed over 3,000 accidents and appeared in over 500 trials as a testifying expert witness.

    Areas of Expertise:
  • Traffic Signal Timing related to Vehicle, Pedestrian, and Motorcycle Accidents
  • Reconstruction of Vehicle, Pedestrian, and Motorcycle Accidents
  • Pedestrian / Facility / Walking Surface Interactions
  • Measurement and Evaluation of Lighting as it Affects Perception of Hazards
  • Measurement and Evaluation of Sound Levels
  • Documentation of Vehicle Evidence and Scene Conditions through Photography and Measurements
  • Preparation of Scale Scene Diagrams / Exhibits for Use in Depositions, Arbitration Hearing, Trial
  • Reanalysis of Blood and Urine Samples for Alcohol, Typing of Blood Samples
  • Review of DUI Arrest Reports for Determination of Driving Behavior



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    Deri Diaz
    Director of Marketing
    6708 Benjamin Road, Suite 500
    Tampa FL 33634
    USA
    phone: 813–868–FFEI (3334)
    fax: 813–514–1532
    Deri
    Florida Forensic Engineering, Inc. (FFEI) was established by Elliot L. Stern, Ph.D., P.E., joined several years ago as principal engineers with Florida Forensic Engineering, Inc. FFEI continues to provide exceptional consulting engineering to our clients; plaintiff and defense law firms, insurance companies, state and local agencies, and individuals and independent businesses.

    Dr. Stern's expertise includes product liability and accident analysis. He specializes in Manufacturing, Product Design, R&D and Patents as well as multi-discipline Engineering: Mechanical, Design, Dynamics, Controls, Mechanics and Structural. He has over 20 years of experience in industry, consulting and specializing in cost-effective, rapid solutions to difficult issues facing companies in all areas including:
  • Design
  • Engineering
  • Manufacturing
  • Testing
  • Process Optimization and Control
  • Patents
  • Safety and Failure Analysis of Aerospace
  • Automotive
  • Consumer Products
  • Accident Simulation (EDCRASH)
  • Crashworthiness
  • Seat-Belts
  • Air Bags
  • Tires
  • Roadway Design
  • Pedestrian Accidents and Medical Devices
  • FFEI provides services across the state of Florida and beyond. Our clients include Defense and Plaintiff attorneys, Insurance Companies and Adjusters and Individuals.
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    Daniel B. Kennedy, Ph.D., C.P.P., C.C.S.
    President
    1664 Rolling Woods Drive
    Troy MI 48098-4385
    USA
    phone: 248-641-0988
    fax: 248-641-0788
    Daniel B. Kennedy, Ph.D., is FCA’s principal consultant and is Board Certified in Security Management. Dr. Kennedy has had extensive specialized training in various aspects of Criminal Behavior, Policing Operations, Corrections Operations, and Private Sector Security Management. He specializes in crime foreseeability issues, appropriate standards of care in the security industry, and analyses of the behavioral aspects of proximate causation.

    Dr. Kennedy has testified in cases involving the appropriate standards of care for the use of deadly force, vehicle pursuits, emergency psychiatric evaluations, prisoner health care, prevention of prisoner suicide, positional asphyxia / excited delirium, and “suicide by cop.” He also evaluates numerous lawsuits concerning premises liability for negligent security in the private sector involving properties both in the U.S. and overseas.
    4/12/2012 · Criminology
    Forensics In the Field: the Example of Profiling Criminal Profiling
    Criminal or offender profiling in one form or another has existed for many centuries. In more recent history, profiles have been constructed for such notorious criminals as Jack the Ripper, the Boston Strangler, the Unabomber, the Beltway Sniper, the Railway Rapist, the Mad Bomber, and the Green River Killer, all with varying degrees of validity.

    4/6/2009 · Criminology
    Forensic Security and the Law
    In ancient Rome, a forum was a public place where important governmental debates were held. Sometimes it was a town square or even a marketplace. Gradually, the forum also became a sort of public ‘courthouse,’ where various trials of importance to the citizenry were held

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