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Experienced testifier and commercial vehicle accident investigator, Pete A. Philbrick leaves the old firm he’s working for and starts his own in an effort to provide personalized services and better assistance to his clients. The new firm, Commercial Vehicle Investigations Inc. provides expert forensic analysis to any party involved in a commercial vehicle crash or forklift accident as well as all kinds of commercial vehicle accident investigation. “As much as I want to stay with RUHL Forensic, my desire for personal growth as well as career improvement encouraged me to start my own firm. This too is a manifestation of my great desire to provide better assistance in accordance with my own rules and philosophies” said Pete A. Philbrick, owner of Commercial Vehicle Investigations Inc. (www.philbrickinvestigations.com)
Pete, having worked with RUHL Forensics for 10 years as an experienced testifier and commercial vehicle accident investigator, left the company for good to start his own firm, Commercial Vehicle Investigations Inc. He was part of a team responsible for the recruitment, training, monitoring, control of drivers, FMCSR compliance, and truck company management policies and procedures. With over 45 years of experience and involvement in the trucking industry, Pete A. Philbrick now opens his doors for new opportunities and accomplishments through a new firm.
The new firm, Commercial Vehicle Investigations Inc. Provides the same services Pete is offering at RUHL Forensic. This includes expert witness services and accident investigation and reconstruction services wherein a qualified investigator examines the scene as soon as possible to preserve evidence and uphold its integrity. It also provides graphic presentations, trucking industry services, safety consulting and training, on-site and safety consultation. His Curriculum Vitae can be found at http://www.philbrickinvestigations.com/about-us
“What makes a good truck expert is someone who has extensive experience in all facets of the trucking industry; including genuine safe-driving experience, maintenance, accident investigation, management including company operations and driver supervision, experience in the trucking safety field, and knowledge of the Federal Motor Carrier Regulations, and DOT compliance. A truck expert must also have the proper credentials to pass a Daubert challenge” said Philbrick.
Release ID: 370645