Biomechanics & Personal Injury

The Biomechanics & Personal Injury group performs assessments of the causal mechanics of injury.

Our expert team is pre-eminent in the highly specialized study of human movement and the external physical forces and conditions that cause injury. Academics at heart, our research skills and experience help us immeasurably in performing each assessment we undertake.

Traditionally, medical doctors and mechanical engineers have provided injury causation assessments, but within the last decade, biomechanics has become widely accepted as the valid source of this evidence at trial. Certainly, we have gained a reputation as reliable expert witnesses who are helpful, trustworthy, and unshakeable.

Two members of our team are adjunct professors at Waterloo, and our team members are actively engaged with other institutions, including University of Toronto and the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health. With a true depth of expertise in injury causation, we are at the forefront of establishing biomechanics as an essential investigative process for the industry.

  • Doctorates in biomechanics and neurophysiology with deep research roots
  • Pre-eminent in the emerging field of biomechanics
  • Reputation for complete investigation and reporting

Focused. Methodical. Unshakeable.

06/15/2022

Hot off the Press: 30 Forensic Engineering’s Biomechanical Experts Published in the Journal of Applied Biomechanics
In collaboration with Dr. Jack Callaghan, Canada Research Chair in Spine Biomechanics and Injury Prevention at the University of...
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07/08/2021

Can We Build an Environment that will Better Prevent Falls on Stairs?
Falls resulting in injury account for approximately $8.6 billion in direct and indirect costs in Canada each year[1], in...
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05/18/2021

Multidisciplinary Assessments of Personal Injury Claims on Stairways – WEBINAR
30 Forensic Engineering, Canada’s leading multidisciplinary forensic firm, is pleased to announce that our webinar series will continue with...
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09/21/2020

30 Forensic Engineering Expands Biomechanics & Personal Injury Group with the Appointment of Julia de Lange
30 Forensic Engineering, Canada’s leading and fully-independent multi-disciplinary forensics firm, is pleased to announce the appointment of Julia de Lange...
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06/10/2020

Is Concussion a Likely Injury Outcome from a Low Speed Read End Collision?
At 30 Forensic Engineering, our biomechanics experts are frequently retained to investigate whether a concussion is likely to occur...
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04/20/2020

30 Forensic Engineering Expands Biomechanics & Personal Injury Group with the Appointment of Dr. Andrew Huntley
30 Forensic Engineering, Canada’s leading and fully-independent multi-disciplinary forensics firm, is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Andrew...
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