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Knott Laboratory Blog

Explore new topics every month with Knott Laboratory's Blog on recent industry updates, ongoing projects, the latest events, and helpful insight from our renowned team.


Knott Laboratory’s Blog is a collaborative school of thought from our expert team of engineers who have worked on over 20,000 failure analysis cases nationwide for the legal and insurance industries, as well as for local and national businesses.


Case Spotlight: Motorcycle Accident Reconstruction


Examining the process of accident reconstruction with video evidence

Case Spotlight: Officer-Involved Shootings


Examining the evidentiary use of Body Worn Cameras in officer-involved shootings

Case Spotlight: Parking Garage Integrity


Examining common issues that require the expertise of a structural engineer

Police Misconduct Settlements Report


Get a custom report for the top 5 U.S. cities categorized by settlement volume

What is Forensic Engineering?


The field of forensic engineering and the role of the engineer

When It Comes to Your Engineering Career, Why Knott?


The top 5 reasons to consider Knott Laboratory

Knott Laboratory works with Construction Defect companies

How To Find Out If You Have a Construction Defect Case


Signs you may have construction defects

Example of poor ADA ramp

Preventing Personal Injury Hazards on Your Property


A handy checklist for property owners to reduce personal injury liability risk.

What is an Event Data Recorder?


Event Data Recorders are a highly useful tool in accident reconstruction.

Facility Condition Assessments and the Role of an Engineer


An engineer can be a valuable fiduciary for property owners and managers by working to help establish maintenance programs…

Knott Laboratory works with Property Managers

HOA Communities: When Should You Contact an Engineer?


This article helps community managers, board members, and contractors understand when you can or should contact an engineer.