Expert Forensic, Scientific and Engineering Solutions
ARCCA LLC is a multidisciplinary forensic engineering consulting firm providing forensic analysis, accident reconstruction, expert witness consulting, and scientific investigation services. With over 30 years of combined experience, ARCCA serves litigation, insurance, military, and sports clients. Its engineering teams cover biomechanics, accident reconstruction, crashworthiness, failure analysis, human factors, premises liability, and fire and explosion investigation. ARCCA also conducts sports biomechanics and human performance research with professional sports teams and manufacturers, and provides research, development, testing and evaluation (RDT&E) in-house.
PE (Professional Engineer) · ACTAR (Accredited Traffic Accident Reconstructionist) · CFEI (Certified Fire and Explosion Investigator) · CVFI (Certified Vehicle Fire Investigator) · CSCS (Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist) · CPE (Certified Professional Ergonomist) · CWI (Certified Welding Inspector)
Dave GushueChief Executive Officer
Mike MarkushewskiChief Technical Officer
Ronald FijalkowskiDirector of Biomechanics & Human Factors, East Coast VP
Bradley ProbstDirector of Biomechanics & Human Factors, West VP
Calum McRaeDirector of Accident Reconstruction, East Coast VP
Brendan MorseDirector of Accident Reconstruction, West VP
Andrew RentschlerDirector of Biomechanics & Human Factors, Midwest VP
Engineering investigation, expert reports, depositions, exhibit preparation, and trial testimony across a wide range of technical disciplines.
Research, testing, and design of athletic equipment to improve player safety and protection from injury, working with professional sports teams and manufacturers.
In-house testing and evaluation capabilities; hands-on testing by engineers from start to finish.
Legal · Insurance · Defense · Sports & Recreation
Legal
Accident reconstruction determining which vehicle crossed the centerline in a collision between a school bus traveling westbound and a tractor traveling eastbound on a non-divided two-lane roadway.
Legal
Biomechanical and accident reconstruction analysis of a cyclist collision with a minivan at a residential intersection resulting in serious injuries.