Fire Insurance Claims in the Midwest: When Your Claim Gets Disputed
Understand why fire insurance claims get disputed in the Midwest and what policyholders should know about the investigation and resolution process.
Fire Sprinkler Systems: Types, Pros, and Cons
An overview of the four main types of fire sprinkler systems — pre-action, dry pipe, wet pipe, and deluge — and the advantages and disadvantages of each for commercial buildings.
Arson Investigation: How Investigators Distinguish Accidental from Intentional Fires
Learn how fire investigators distinguish between accidental and intentional fires using scientific methods, burn pattern analysis, and evidence collection.
Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire: March 25, 1911
The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire of 1911 killed 146 workers in New York City and became a turning point for fire safety legislation and worker protection laws in the United States.
What Attorneys Need to Know About Fire Investigation Reports
A guide for attorneys on understanding fire investigation reports, evaluating expert opinions, and using fire evidence in Nebraska and Iowa litigation.
The Role of NFPA 921 in Fire Investigations
Understand the role of NFPA 921 in fire investigations and why it matters for origin and cause determination in Nebraska, Iowa, and the Midwest.
How Fire Investigators Determine Origin and Cause
Learn how fire investigators determine the origin and cause of a fire using scientific methods, evidence analysis, and NFPA standards in Nebraska and Iowa.
Hiring a Fire Investigation Expert: What to Look For
Key factors to consider when hiring a fire investigation expert in Nebraska, Iowa, or the Midwest for insurance claims, litigation, or origin and cause work.
Electrical Fires: Common Causes and Investigation Methods
Explore the common causes of electrical fires and the investigation methods used to identify them in Nebraska, Iowa, and the greater Midwest region.