With more than 36 years of experience in practicing civil engineering, Gary brings exceptional expertise to forensic civil and traffic engineering investigations. His work focuses on analyzing roadway and drainage design, traffic control systems, pedestrian and bicycle facilities, ADA compliance, pavement conditions, construction practices, and maintenance to determine how these elements influence safety and contribute to incidents. By applying engineering principles and data-driven analysis, he provides clear, defensible findings that help clients resolve complex technical disputes.

Gary’s approach is grounded in precision and objectivity. He evaluates collision sites, construction zones, and multimodal transportation corridors using traffic studies, speed data, sight distance evaluations, and maintenance records to identify contributing factors. He explains complex engineering issues in straightforward terms, making his findings easy to understand and useful in legal and technical settings.

Before focusing on forensic work, Gary directed major transportation programs for public agencies, managing multi-billion-dollar capital projects, and implementing local roadways, highways, freeways and express lane systems. This leadership experience gives him a unique perspective on how design and operational decisions impact real-world conditions, strengthening the depth and credibility of his forensic evaluations.

A licensed Professional Civil Engineer in California, Gary combines technical expertise with a commitment to integrity and clarity. Clients rely on his thorough, unbiased assessments and his ability to communicate complex engineering issues in a way that supports sound decision-making.