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Law Firm Client
The Madalon Law Firm
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Representative professional engagement involving independent technical consultation and the evaluation of crane, lifting, equipment, or construction-related issues.
Crane Risk Authority, LLC
Representative Clients
Edward C. Guerra has provided crane operations consulting, technical analysis, and expert witness services in support of attorneys handling complex construction, workplace, equipment, and lifting-related matters.
Professional Engagements
Trusted for Practical Crane and Lifting Experience
Crane and construction cases often require more than a review of regulations or equipment manuals. Attorneys need a qualified professional who understands how cranes, rigging systems, lifting operations, crews, and jobsite responsibilities function under real-world conditions.
Edward brings more than 35 years of crane and heavy-equipment experience to the review of operational decisions, lift planning, crane setup, rigging, communication, site conditions, equipment use, and the sequence of events surrounding an incident.
Representative Law Firm Clients
Professional Relationships Built on Objective Analysis
The following firms are representative clients of Edward C. Guerra and Crane Risk Authority, LLC. Specific case information and the nature of individual engagements remain confidential.
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Law Firm Client
Bajo Cohen Agliano, P.A.
Tampa, Florida
Representative professional engagement requiring practical operational insight, technical review, and clear communication of complex construction or equipment-related information.
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Law Firm Client
Woomer & Talarico Attorneys at Law
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Representative professional engagement involving construction, workplace, equipment, or lifting-related analysis supported by decades of hands-on field experience.
Litigation Support
Technical Support From Initial Review Through Testimony
Initial Case Review
Preliminary review of the available facts, equipment, parties, operational responsibilities, and potential technical issues.
Records and Document Analysis
Review of lift plans, operating records, photographs, reports, procedures, equipment documentation, and relevant testimony.
Site and Equipment Inspection
Inspection and documentation of equipment, site conditions, measurements, crane configuration, access, and operational factors.
Technical Opinions
Independent evaluation of crane operations, rigging, lift planning, communication, accepted practices, and applicable requirements.
Expert Reports
Clear technical reporting that explains complex crane and lifting issues in an organized and understandable manner.
Deposition and Trial Testimony
Professional communication of technical findings and operational opinions during deposition, hearing, arbitration, or trial.
Independent Analysis
Available for Plaintiff and Defense Matters
Every assignment is approached independently. The objective is not to advocate for a predetermined conclusion, but to determine how the operation was intended to work, what occurred, which accepted practices or requirements apply, and what operational factors may have contributed to the incident.
Additional representative matters, references, and prior testimony information may be available to qualified attorneys and claims professionals upon request, subject to confidentiality requirements.