CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA

Railroad Track Consultant
and Railroad TRACK Expert Witness

Engineering expertise for FELA litigation, track maintenance, and railway safety analysis

G. ROBERT NEWMAN, MSME, PE

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WHAT WE DO

EXPERT SERVICES

RAILROAD TRACK MAINTENANCE

Comprehensive track maintenance to FRA Track Safety Standards. Assessment of ties, rail condition, ballast, drainage, switches, and all critical track parameters.

FELA Expert Witness

Expert testimony for Federal Employers Liability Act cases. Engineering analysis applying the laws of physics to strengthen your legal position.

Accident Investigation

Thorough investigation of maintenance of way incidents, bridge accidents, tunnel incidents, and injuries from track machinery operation.

Track Design & Engineering

Track upgrade planning, maintenance specifications, vertical track deflection measurement, and engineering consulting for complex railway projects.

Strategic Case Review

Free initial case review and strategic plan development. Technology and physics-based analysis to project a confident legal position.

Unmatched Railway Experience

A career spanning nearly five decades at the highest levels of the railway industry, providing the expertise needed for complex litigation and engineering challenges.

  • President, Harsco Track Technologies
    21 years leading a $280M annual operation in track maintenance machinery and contract services
  • Class I Railroad Experience
    Extensive work with UP, BNSF, CSX, NS, CN, CP, KCS, transit systems, and shortline railroads
  • Track Engineering & Inspection
    Deep expertise in track design, maintenance, rail defects, ballast conditions, and safety systems
  • Rolling Stock & Locomotives
    Knowledge of rail cars, locomotives, and complex track machinery operations
  • Academic Credentials
    Registered Professional Engineer with Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering

FELA Litigation Support

FELA Employer Responsibilities

  1. Provide reasonably safe work environment, equipment, tools, and safety devices
  2. Inspect the work environment to ensure it is free of hazards
  3. Provide adequate training, supervision, assistance, and help to employees
  4. Ensure workers are safe from harmful intentional acts of others
  5. Enforce safety rules and regulations
  6. Prevent use of unreasonable work quotas

CONTACT US

Ready to discuss your case or project? Reach out for a no-obligation consultation. Initial case reviews and strategic planning are provided at no charge.

  • G. Robert Newman, MSME, PE
  • 843-860-4405
  • [email protected]
  • 1836 Delacourt Ave.
    Mount Pleasant, SC 29466