Prioritize safe amusement attractions
FOAM PITS, AIRBAGS, FALL ZONES & BARRIER NETS
There are ways to keep participants protected and if they aren't, that's where expert witnesses provide attorneys litigation support.

COMMON DEFENSE ARGUMENTS
There are defense arguments that are commonly used to keep plaintiffs from winning their injury and fatality cases.
Our expert witnesses have been trained to navigate these defense arguments.
DOCUMENTS TO REQUEST
There are certain documents attorneys should request.


STANDARDS INVOLVED
We help provide standards that relate to our attorneys' cases.
These standards should be met by all amusement attractions to provide ultimate safety to their participants.
FAILURE MODES
Failure modes are the specific ways a ride, attraction, or safety system can malfunction. These are usually fall within the following categories:
- mechanical failures (component or structural defects)
- operational behavior (human error by staff)
- consumer behavior (guest misuse), and
- environmental/external factors (weather, power loss).


WE ANSWER QUESTIONS
There are questions we help attorneys answer so they can be confident in their litigation.
MEET OUR LEADERSHIP TEAM

Peter Jay, JD, MBA
Attorney | Expert Witness

Michael “Troy” Richardson, BS, MA, MS
Engineering Expert | Expert Witness

Eric Boud, BS, MS
Manufacturing Expert | Expert Witness

Sal Gutierrez, MS
Expert Witness

Brett Stone
Professor | Engineering Expert | Expert Witness

Russ Whatcott, MS, BS
Manufacturing Expert | Expert Witness
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Partner with MIT Experts for Unmatched Expertise
Our firm is dedicated to providing attorneys with comprehensive forensic analysis and expert witness services in the amusement industry. Contact us today to discuss how we can support your litigation needs with objective and defensible insights.
