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Feb. 5, 2008 Release: Vehicle Crash Group Announced |
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CED/Accident Analysis Inc. Announces Creation of the Vehicle Crash Group (VCG)
Annapolis, MD , February 5, 2008 -- CED/Accident Analysis Inc., ( www.ced-aai.com) a leading forensic and accident reconstruction engineering firm has announced that it has created a division within the company called the Vehicle Crash Group (VCG) to specialize in multi-faceted approaches to vehicular accidents. Robert Miller, a vehicular accident reconstructionist with more than 12 years of experience in analyzing complex vehicular accidents will assume the Presidential role of the VCG. Miller has been involved in hundreds of complex accident cases and has testified in courtrooms throughout the United States.
Accidents involving vehicles such as automobiles, trucks, motorcycles and other motorized vehicles are becoming more complex due to advanced technology and higher speeds. To respond to this complexity the Vehicle Crash Group (VCG) will be comprised of engineers possessing specialized and advanced skills in areas such as low impact accidents, airbag deployment, injury assessment, pedestrian knockdowns, biomechanical engineering, operator actions, product defects and many other areas. The VCG will also have specialized hardware and technology such as crash analysis software, simulation capabilities and the ability to download the “Blackbox” data for various types of vehicles.
“Accidents and product defects involving vehicles and potential litigation require investigations from several different angles and areas of expertise as impending contributors and ancillary effects could potentially be missed unless a comprehensive approach is used to analyze and fully understand an accident,” stated Miller. “The VCG approach to having a team of engineers and scientists analyze accidents versus a single engineer ensures that all aspects of a vehicle accident are explored and that nothing is missed in analyzing the complex facets of a vehicular accident. In cases that warrant detailed studies, CED/AAI is able to bring together people with different backgrounds and expertise who sit together to fully analyze every aspect of a complex accident.” |
