Last Chance to Register: Free 1 Hour Marine Fire and Explosion Claims Webinar
June 7, 2017 by Origin and Cause
Today, as part of their ongoing webinar series, Origin and Cause are delving into marine fire and explosion claims – a fitting topic as we enter boating season. Over the course of an hour, the discussion will explore unique factors in marine investigations, common causes of losses, and interesting past cases. Sign up now to secure your spot in this exciting webinar.
Today, 1 PM – 2 PM EST
About the Presenter
Richard Kooren is a leading authority on marine investigation and one of the most sought-after experts in North America. In addition to being area coordinator for the International Association of Marine Investigators in Canada, he has lectured on the subject of marine fire and explosion at association meetings in Toronto, Niagara Falls, Vancouver and Charleston. As a licensed professional engineer and designated consulting engineer with more than 30 years of industry experience, Richard has conducted over 3,000 fire and explosion investigations. Richard also specializes in fire department litigation, wood-burning appliance investigations, chemical reactions, and has been accepted as an expert by all levels of courts in five provinces.
About Origin and Cause
Origin and Cause provides cross-disciplinary forensic expertise to insurance companies, law firms, independent adjusters, manufacturers and corporate risk managers. We have been a trusted leader for over 25 years, helping our clients discover the truth by determining the facts through expert investigation. Our team has completed over 30,000 cases, so you know you are working with highly trained, extremely skilled professionals with years of hands-on experience.
Our reputation is built on our integrity and commitment to the facts. We guarantee unbiased opinions based on factual evidence determined through scientific methodology, examination and laboratory testing. Every investigation is led by a forensic expert with an average of 25 years’ experience.
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