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Residential Oil Spills: A Messy Business — Don’t miss it, sign up now! FREE 1 HOUR WEBINAR WEDNESDAY APRIL 27


April 25, 2016   by Origin & Cause

April 27th 2016 | Time: 1:00pm – 2:00pm EST

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Residential oil spills are a high-risk situation for all parties involved; they pose a significant threat to the environment and can prove to be extremely costly. According to the IBC, from 2008 to 2011, $78.5 million was paid out on oil tank spills.

When an oil tank leaks, there is a very short window of opportunity in which to collect all of the necessary information, so it is critical to have a strategy in place. Because of the complexity of these claims, often there are a lot of stakeholders involved on the onset; and more people create more opportunities for the scene to be contaminated which can result in errors that compromise the integrity of the physical evidence.

Do you know all the questions you should be asking right away?
Do you know what essential pieces of information should be collected?
Do you know what to do and what NOT to do in oil spill claims?
Do you know have a response plan in place?

From the moment you are notified of an oil leak/spill, you MUST react quickly to mitigate the loss, while balancing the need to getting all the appropriate experts out to document the scene and evidence.

Join us in our 1 hour FREE webinar where Forensic Engineer, Dinu Matei, and guest speaker, Adam Grant, Partner at McCague Borlack, will be discussing oil spill claims from both the forensic and legal standpoint, to address things such as:

Types of oil tanks – 101
The most common types and causes of spills
The do’s and don’ts in an oil spill investigation
Steps to take at the onset of the subrogation process
Litigation strategies

Recommended for:

Insurance adjusters
Lawyers

Space is limited so sign up now!

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About the Speakers:

Dinu Matei is a Consulting Forensic Engineer at Origin and Cause and specializes in metallurgical, materials and mechanical failure analysis. During the course of his career, he has been involved in more than 1000 failure investigations of various metallic and non-metallic components, and in 23 projects leading to the development of new materials and processes.

Adam Grant has acted on a range of civil motions, trials, appeals, and mediations for a broad range of clients involving many aspects of business and insurance litigation including construction liens, corporate oppression, and breach of trust. His practice at McCague Borlack is primarily focused on subrogation matters, involving all types of losses including fires, floods, theft, negligent construction, product and equipment defects.

George Costandi, who will be moderating the discussion, leads the marketing and sales department at Origin and Cause. He is responsible for the development and implementation of the organization’s marketing and sales strategies, most recently leading Origin and Cause’s rebrand initiative. George acts as a liaison between clients and internal operational staff, ensuring the highest standard of client relations and product quality is delivered to our business partners


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