| 2011 |
Minnesota:
Graham Construction Services Vs ISCO Industries. Expert for
plaintiff. Design and build dredging equipment. |
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| 2011 |
Florida: Leoni Vs Elmore. Expert for defendant. Deposed and
testified at trial. Broward County Court. Breach of contract on
dredging project. |
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| 2010 |
Iowa: McFarland Vs Lake Improvement Commission. Expert for
defendant. Ten year old boy was killed when boat struck a
dredge pipeline. |
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| 2008 |
Washington, DC: Matson Construction Co, Inc. Vs United States
of America. Expert for defendant U.S. Justice Dept. Changed
conditions on Nome Alaska dredging project. |
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| 2007 |
Georgia: Stephen Eiland Vs Warn Industries, Inc. Expert for
plaintiff. Mr. Eiland was paralyzed in an accident when the
cable came off a Warn winch. |
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| 2006 |
Texas: Lytle Lake Water Control and Improvement District Vs.
Shaw Environmental, Inc. Expert for plaintiff. Testified at
trial U.S. District Court, Northern Texas District, Abilene,
TX. Contractor abandoned a dredging project before it was
completed.
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| 2005-2006 |
New York: Creative Waste Manaagment Vs. City of New Rochelle, NY. Expert for
plaintiff. Testified at trial. U. S. District Court, Southern New York
District, White Plains, NY. Changed conditions on dredging and dewatering
project. |
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| 2004 |
Kentucky: Consultant for
Attorney- Mr. Click’s leg was amputated after it became caught in
the auger on a dredge. |
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| 2004-2006 |
Indiana: Justin
Stichnoth Vs. FSLECC. Expert for plaintiff. Testfied at trial,
White County Superior Court, Monticello, Indiana. Mr. Stichnoth’s
neck was broken when he dove into a lake and hit his head on a
dredge pipe. |
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| 2004 |
Michigan: Consultant for
CNA Insurance. A quick connect bucket came off a hydraulic
excavator, which fell in a ditch and crushed a worker. |
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| 2003 |
New Jersey: Whibco Vs.
Twinkle Co. Expert for plaintiff. Testified at trial, Cumberland
County Superior Court, Bridgton, New Jersey. Dredge built by the
Twinkle Co. could not attain the guaranteed production. |
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| 2003 |
New Jersey: Spivey Vs.
Weeks Marine, Expert for defendant. Mr. Spivey claimed his back
was injured when he lifted a mooring cable from a kevel on a
hopper barge. |
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| 2002 |
California: Bartoli Vs. Hanson Aggregates, Expert for plaintiff. Mr. Bartoli’s
leg was seriously crushed when it became caught in a grizzly rake on a clam
bucket dredge. |
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| 2002 |
Ohio: Browning Vs. John
Deere Equipment, Inc. Expert for plaintiff. Took deposition. Mr.
Browning was killed when the brakes, steering and transmission
failed on his John Deere tractor. The tractor crashed through a
bridge railing and landed 25 feet below upside down. |
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| 2000 |
Texas: King Fisher
Marine Service, Inc. Vs. M/V Socal 2, in rem, Kork Navagation
Company, LTD. and Michael A. Curtis. Consultant for plaintiff.
The ship M/V Socal 2 damaged the submerged dredge pipeline of King
Fisher Marine Services. |
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| 2000 |
Minnesota: Wild Bore,
Inc. Vs. Ditch Witch of Minnesota, Inc. and Charles Machine Works,
Inc. Expert for plaintiff. Dispute about the design of the
hydraulic system and the proper operation of a directional boring
machine. |
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| 1999 |
New York: ECDC Vs. New
York Marine and General Insurance Co. Expert for defendant. ECDC
spilled contaminated dredge material in Charleston, South Carolina
harbor. |
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| 1998 |
New Jersey: Oldham Vs.
Weeks Marine. Expert for defendant. Mr. Oldham’s leg was broken
when he attempted to clean debris from a 30-inch dredge pump. |
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| 1998 |
Illinois: Jarvi Vs.
Great Lakes Dock and Dredging Co. Expert for plaintiff. Was
deposed Mr. Jarvi was seriously injured when a hose that was being
replaced on the drag arm of a hopper dredge, came loose and he
fell 15 feet and landed on the deck of a barge. |
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| 1997 |
Louisiana: OHM
Remediation Vs. Citgo Petroleum. Expert for plaintiff. Took
deposition. Dredge equipment selection and production. |
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| 1997 |
Texas: Port of Corpus
Christi Vs. TL James. Expert for plaintiff. Took deposition.
Negligence in removing too much material. |
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| 1995 |
Pennsylvania:- Bethlehem
Steel Vs. CNA Insurance. Consultant for CNA. Bethlehem Steel
claimed water flow and pressure had pushed bricks 1,200 feet along
a pipeline. Evidence that I developed, proved that Bethlehem’s
claim was not true. |
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| 1992 |
Connecticut: Carmi Vs.
Bantam Lake Rehabilitation Committee. Expert for plaintiff. Miss
Carmi’s face was severely injured when the jet-ski she was
operating, caught a cable from a dredge. |
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| 1992 |
Michigan: Harbor Club
Marina Vs. Luedtke Engineering. Expert for plaintiff. Negligence
in removing too much material. |
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| 1990 |
Missouri: Limited
Leasing Vs. State of Missouri Highway Dept. Consultant for
plaintiff. Change in material on a dredging project. |
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| 1989 |
Oklahoma: National
Dredging & Pumping Corp. Vs. Poe and Associates. Expert for
plaintiff. Testified at trial, U.S. District Court, Oklahoma
Northern District, Tulsa, OK. Sludge sampling. |
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| 1988 |
Illinois: Mississippi
Valley Materials Vs. Holkamp Equipment Co. Expert for plaintiff.
Dredge production. |