Knott Laboratory provides forensic engineering and animation, Civil & Structural, and Fire & Explosion Investigation services to reconstruct accidents.
News & Blog
Knott Laboratory's recent presentations, case studies, projects and company news.
Knott Laboratory employees remain active within the engineering field by teaching legal and insurance seminars, publishing through nationwide organizations and participating in trade conferences. Additionally, we host continuing education courses in various fields.
August 27, 2024
Problem Solved: Officer Involved Shooting
Problem: The plaintiff and defendant have conflicting statements about the pivotal aspect in a case
August 6, 2024
Problem Solved: Vehicle Fire Origin & Cause
Problem: What was the true origin and cause of the fire that burned this RV?
July 30, 2024
Dash Cameras and Accident Reconstruction
A list of vehicles equipped with dash cameras as the devices become more prevalent
July 11, 2024
Stanley Stoll, CEO leads NCSEA Subcommittee
National Council of Structural Engineers Association
July 10, 2024
Case Spotlight: Massive Propane Explosion
Performing structural evaluation of extensively damaged buildings
May 20, 2024
Accident Reconstruction: A Glossary for Personal Injury Attorneys
Helping attorneys address vehicle accident cases
April 26, 2024
Construction Defect Investigations: A Glossary for Attorneys
Helping attorneys address construction defects cases
April 25, 2024
A Homeowner’s Guide to Structural Engineering Terms
A helpful glossary of structural engineering terms
March 29, 2024
Knott Lab presents at UK Public Safety conference
Peer-to-peer conference for international forensics experts
February 7, 2024
Case Spotlight: Ramp Design
Examining American's with Disabilities Act (ADA) ramp design in premises liability cases.
December 13, 2023
Hot Shock in Accident Reconstruction
Proving or rebutting the reported use of lights or signals in an accident case
November 7, 2023
Knott Lab presents digital reconstruction and findings on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy
State of the art forensic science refutes “single bullet theory”