Vol. 3 No. 2 (1986)

Articles

• Some Fundamental Electrical Concepts in Locating the Cause and Origin of a Fire

  Louis I. Rothschild

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• The Benefit of Negative Opinion

  Marvin M. Specter

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• Environmental Engineering Litigation Techniques for the Plaintiff

  James M. Green

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• Architects and Engineers in the Court Room

  Kenneth M. Elovitz

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• What Forensic Engineers Should Know About Products Liability Law

  Richard A. Moll

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• It Can Be the Little Things That Count

  Russell R. Haynes

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• Bulk Sampling - A Tool for Settling Disputes

  A. Tobey Yu

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• Ethical Practice of Forensic Engineering: Avoiding the Hidden Bias

  E. Joyce Dixon

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• The Forensic Engineer as the Comprehensivist

  Bill E. Forney

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• Storage Battery Explosions: Heating and Jarring

  Harry S. Dixon

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• Would a Warning Have Prevented the Accident?

  Sheree Gibson-Harris

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