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Free for ADLA Members

11:30 am – 12:30 pm Central Time

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Presenters:

Andrew Pettit, P.E., is the Regional Manager of the Atlanta office of Delta |v| Forensic Engineering and a licensed Professional Engineer specializing in accident reconstruction. With five years of experience investigating motor‑vehicle incidents, Andrew focuses primarily on commercial vehicle collisions but regularly works on a wide range of automotive cases. He frequently testifies as an expert witness in the field of accident reconstruction and has developed a particular interest in the rapidly advancing area of video-based analysis. As camera systems become increasingly common, Andrew has made it a personal and professional passion to study how video is captured, stored, and analyzed to support accurate collision reconstruction.

Eric Speer, P.E., ACTAR, is a Professional Engineer in the Nashville office of DELTA |v| Forensic Engineering who specializes in accident reconstruction. Throughout Eric’s eight years of experience, he has seen video systems and analyses of these video systems expand and develop as it relates to motor vehicle collisions. With video footage often being a key form of evidence, Eric has located many potential video sources and determined proper methodology for video recovery to aide in his client’s evaluations of their cases.

Brief Course Description:

This presentation discusses potential video sources and video analysis methodology used in collision reconstruction. It covers the identification and evaluation of available video sources, the use and reliability of specialized forensic video analysis software, and techniques for interpreting video footage.

This course or a portion thereof has been approved by the Mandatory Continuing Legal Education Commission of Alabama for a maximum of 1 hours’ credit.