Forensic investigations provide lawyers with a clear understanding of the facts of a case, allowing them to make informed decisions about whether to pursue litigation or settle the case. In some cases, the facts may not be in the client's best interests, and it is important for litigation teams to be aware of this as soon as possible so that they can advise their clients of their options. Forensic litigation services can be a valuable tool for both lawyers and clients and can help to ensure that the best possible outcome is achieved in each case.

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When to Hire a Fire Investigator

• Residential house fires

• Commercial and industrial building fires

• Vehicle and equipment fires

• Electrical fires

• Arson investigations

• Explosion investigations

• Fire alarm and suppression system failures

• Spontaneous combustion investigations

• Gas leak investigations

• Or other fire related incidents

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Fire investigators are typically hired by insurance companies, attorneys, law enforcement agencies, and individuals seeking to determine the cause of a fire or explosion. The investigation can involve collecting and analyzing physical evidence, conducting interviews, and reviewing building plans and maintenance records. Fire investigators use their specialized training and knowledge to determine the origin and cause of the fire, as well as any contributing factors or potential hazards.