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James Morris Joins Hawkins’ Fire Investigation Team

James joins Hawkins’ Fire Investigation team after working in the petrochemical and biochemical industries.

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Hawkins Sponsors CILA’s Virtual 2020 Conference

The Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters is holding its annual conference virtually this year, and Hawkins & Associates are delighted to be a virtual sponsor.

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Hawkins Celebrates 40 Years of Forensic Investigation

On 1 October 1980 Roy Hawkins and Jack Miller opened the first office of RB Hawkins and Associates, at the new Cambridge Science Park, having worked as a private consultancy over the past three years to develop Forensic Investigation work, using expe

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Inigo Beckett Joins Hawkins’ Digital Forensics Team

Inigo will be using his skills to expand and strengthen Hawkins’ offerings in Digital Forensic Services, including photogrammetry, image and audio analysis and enhancement, hardware interrogation and digital data analysis.

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Wearing a Helmet When Cycling Might Just Save Your Life

One might think that in today’s Health and Safety conscious society there would be universal support for the wearing of cycle helmets. However, amongst the cycling community, opinion remains sharply divided on the issue of making helmet use mandat

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Water Damage in Basements – Part I: Ingress

Basement construction has become more common, both in new developments and beneath existing buildings, as basements provide an increased floor area for the same footprint of the main, above-ground building.

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Water Damage In Basements Part II: Drainage

It is widely reported that climate change will result in an increased flood risk in the UK, with wetter winters and more intense summer thunderstorms.

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Protecting Against the Dangers of Electrical Arc Flash

Arc flash, sometimes known as electrical flashover, is a low impedance short circuit that causes a very high current flow.

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High Water and the High Court: Hawkins Evidence Helps with Flood Claim

Weightmans solicitors instructed Mr Richard Keightley of Hawkins to investigate the extent and cause of the flood risk to the Claimants’ property, on behalf of Warwickshire County Council’s insurer. The case was heard in a six day trial at the Te

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