Technical Expertise

Technical expert opinions are almost exclusively commissioned by:

• Industrial Companies,
• Insurances and
• Court.

1. Commissioning
2. On-site visit
3. Inventory
4. Examination(s)
5. Expert Opinion

The success and credibility towards the clients are based on:

• professional analysis of the situation;
• more efficient, effective, goal-oriented and well-founded advice;
• Binding and clear communication through the creation of a long-term partnership based on trust;
• Respecting existing rules, agreements and laws;
• Language: “plain text”.

Technical and social competence

Through a detailed engineering education at the Technical University, technical and social competence – a continuous process – was acquired through a
combination of teaching and practical experience in various positions and projects. Further professional training is a must.

Professional work

Goals are always achieved through effective, efficient procedures.

Success-oriented work

Commitment to success is a commitment. That is why the focus is on the   possible solution without remaining on the milestones that have been reached.

Identify potentials, minimise risks

Risks are identified and minimized, ways to profitable potential for private clients are shown and evaluated.

Entrepreneurial thinking and acting

… is an obligation. It means: demand more, achieve more, communicate clearly, be courageous, think positively, solve in a goal-oriented manner and be rewarded.

Customer Oriented Thinking

Solved problems and satisfied clients who continue to place orders are the focus of entrepreneurial activity.

Partnership

… means fair, trusting, open and honest dealings with clients and each other.

Fee

Know-how, commitment and specialist work with experience in technical and legal conflicts have their fair price. There is, of course, no such thing as free “advice” or “pre-screening”. 

In the court order, the scope of the order is defined by the evidence order. For all other private assignments (e.g. on behalf of insurance companies or commercial enterprises), the assignment is set out in writing in the fee agreement. Very importantly, there can of course be no “guarantee” that the result will meet the expectations or even the wishes of the client. Expert reports are independent and not bound by instructions. Courtesy appraisals are
of course completely excluded

… is impossible. A short telephone call for a very rough clarification of a possible problem is always possible without a fee. Studying file information to dig deeper into a case doesn’t work, nor do meetings and discussions without prior assignment.

Courts regularly commission expert opinions. The basis is the JVEG. However, it is by no means possible to take action in a demanding environment with machine damage in the case of corresponding court appraisals for advances on costs that are often obtained for far too little. Therefore, it is recommended that commissioning courts briefly explain or transmit the evidence resolution in a telephone call or by letter / e-mail before commissioning the evidence, so that an initial realistic estimate of the possible costs is possible without much effort. This avoids surprises for the parties after an assignment, as well as the associated additional time and expense for all parties involved.