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In this changing environment where most meetings and interactions are now virtual, S-E-A is adapting to perform our work safely and successfully for our clients. Authored by Regional Business Development Manager, Dick Basom, Mechanical Engineering Discipline Lead, Jason Mattice, P.E., M.S. and Mechanical Consultant, Troy Graham, CFEI, and published by the International Association of Claim […]

We can all benefit from seeing good news each Friday! S-E-A is honored to partner with The Risk Institute on their Good News Friday initiative this week, highlighting the science, technology and research S-E-A is doing to help decrease the spread of COVID-19, boost community confidence and ensure the local and national communities are safe. 

Forensic Materials Scientist or a “whodunit” detective? S-E-A’s Materials Scientist/Metallurgist, Bob Carbonara, explains the mystery.

DRI’s monthly magazine, For the Defense, published an article authored by S-E-A’s in-house general counsel, Ami Dwyer, in its November issue.  Ami reflects on her 22 years of experience in private practice to offer some insight into avoiding Daubert challenges, or at least preventing them from derailing a case. Read the full article.

If you’ve been paying attention to the news lately, you may have noticed a lot of news coverage on large fires across the United States. Since the mid-1970s, high-rise buildings in the United States have been mandated to have systems such as automatic sprinklers and fire alarms in place.   As a result of these measures, the

S-E-A recently launched a platform that takes construction risk management, laser-scanning and modeling capabilities, and data consulting services to the next level: our 360° Digital Construction Platform.  Utilizing an integrated suite of sophisticated technology and expertise, S-E-A can provide owners, architects, engineers, contractors and insurance carriers with an accurate and detailed record of construction-related information

John Swanson, the Director of Animation and Imaging Sciences in S-E-A’s Baltimore office, co-authored an article with Quentin Urquhart, Jr. of Irwin Fritchie Urquhart & Moore for DRI’s magazine, For the Defense. The article discusses 3D scanning and how the technology can be used to create compelling trial exhibits.