News & insights

We discuss the regulatory requirements when using a wheelchair as a vehicle seat, together with some of the technical factors involved in the event of a collision.

Hawkins is proud to confirm that fire expert Dr Nick Carey was asked to chair the writing group for the now published judicial primer "Fire Investigation - A Primer for Courts."

Mechanical Engineer James Wade returned to the track this month as the new racing season got underway.

The following two cases highlight emerging issues with gas turbines engines and the benefits that could have been achieved through prompt maintenance and resolution.

The field of acoustics and noise has become aware of a different type of injury – one in which the injured party need only be exposed to noise on one occasion and is termed ‘acoustic shock’.

We recently interviewed Philippa to get an insight as to what is needed to be a forensic investigator and what she enjoys most about the role.

Hawkins is delighted to welcome civil engineer Dr Andrew Foster, who joins our London Office as part of our Built Environment team.

When conducting criminal investigations, the chain of custody was very clear on all my cases. In civil accident investigation cases, establishing the provenance was critical.

Simon Batt, one of our Power & Energy experts, has recently undertaken Global Wind Organisation approved working at height training.