Detention Pond Expert Witnesses

Clark, Colorado

Civil Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering - Construction Defects, Retaining Wall, Sewer, Trip and Fall, Grading, Detention Pond, Directional Drilling, ADA Compliance, Drainage, Irrigation Canal, Trenching, Expansive Soils, Erosion, Stormwater, Premise Liability, Sinkholes, Foundation Movement, Utilities, Slip and Fall, Pavement Distress

Zachary R. Henrichs, M.S., P.E., DFE is a licensed professional engineer serving Arizona, Colorado, Texas, and Wyoming. He has conducted numerous forensic engineering investigations, including civil cases involving personal injury and property damages. His experience in litigation support has encompassed claims arising from premises liability and construction defects. Mr. Henrichs has served as an expert witness and provided testimony for both plaintiff and defense counsels in matters of civil and geotechnical engineering. Mr. Henrichs has conducted investigations for cases involving pavement performance, pedestrian and vehicular traffic safety, soil stability, slope failure, sinkholes, frost-heave, unsuitable subgrade, inadequate grading and drainage, moisture intrusion, irrigation canal failure, stormwater management, utility damage, directional drilling/boring, underground pipe failures, slip-and-falls (snow and ice accumulation or mitigation), trip-and-falls, workplace safety ...

Texas

Civil Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering - Construction Defects, Retaining Wall, Sewer, Trip and Fall, Grading, Detention Pond, Directional Drilling, ADA Compliance, Drainage, Irrigation Canal, Trenching, Expansive Soils, Erosion, Stormwater, Premise Liability, Sinkholes, Foundation Movement, Utilities, Slip and Fall, Pavement Distress

Zachary R. Henrichs, M.S., P.E., DFE is a licensed professional engineer serving Arizona, Colorado, Texas, and Wyoming. He has conducted numerous forensic engineering investigations, including civil cases involving personal injury and property damages. His experience in litigation support has encompassed claims arising from premises liability and construction defects. Mr. Henrichs has served as an expert witness and provided testimony for both plaintiff and defense counsels in matters of civil and geotechnical engineering. Mr. Henrichs has conducted investigations for cases involving pavement performance, pedestrian and vehicular traffic safety, soil stability, slope failure, sinkholes, frost-heave, unsuitable subgrade, inadequate grading and drainage, moisture intrusion, irrigation canal failure, stormwater management, utility damage, directional drilling/boring, underground pipe failures, slip-and-falls (snow and ice accumulation or mitigation), trip-and-falls, workplace safety ...

Fort Worth, Texas

Civil Engineering, Hydrology - floodplain, detention pond, drainage failures, downstream impact, flooding claims, FEMA, hydrology, hydraulics, diversion of storm waters, rivers, creeks, bridges, culverts, site plans, subdivision development, stormwater design, site development, flooding claims, regulatory compliance, forensice engineering

Kenneth Dees, P.E. CFM has over 40 years of experience in the water resources industry and is a senior technical authority regarding storm water, drainage and floodplain engineering. A graduate of Southern Methodist University (1984), he is a business owner, project manager and civil engineer who has been involved in some of the largest projects in the history of the State of Texas. He has considerable expertise pertaining to topics related to storm water engineering of all types. After graduation from SMU, Mr. Dees began his career at MCI Telecommunications where he was responsible for tracking all construction projects on a nationwide scale and reporting to the chief engineer for this multi-billion dollar company. During this time, he made a discovery of how to connect maps to data which greatly expanded the capability to manage infrastructure of all types. This discovery lead to creation of a software company a short three years after college, which would morph into Chalk Mo...