Dr. Solomon's studies address accident reconstruction, biomechanics, and human factors as demonstrated by his 42 years of independent research; his more than 200 internationally distributed publications, reports, and presentations; and his thirteen book co-authorship. In December of 1998 and after over 22 years of service, he retired as Senior Scientist with the RAND Corporation. He was on the faculty at the RAND Graduate School for eighteen years, and taught as an Adjunct Faculty at UCLA, USC, Naval Post-Graduate School, George Mason University and The Orange County Sheriff's Academy. Dr. Solomon was a PSR (Professional Services Reserve from 2000 to 2006) and a PSCR through July 2007 with the Orange County Sheriff-Coroner Department, and served as a Commissioner of Policing and Safety for the City of Calabasas (2000 to 2005). He has been a court-appointed Hearing Officer since 1995. Dr. Solomon has published studies in Transportation Accidents (automotive, trucks, motorcycles, bicycles); Industrial & Recreational Accidents (pressure vessels, rotating machinery, forklifts and cranes, exercise & recreational equipment, swimming pools, manufacturing and punch presses); Slip/Trip-and-Fall Accidents; and Adequacy of Warnings. Only 30% of his work is litigation: of that, 70% Defense, 25% Plaintiff, and 5% Mediation. He has successfully qualified and effectively applied his analyses in courtroom testimony nearly 2000 times over the past 42 years.Specialties: Accident Reconstruction, bio-Mechanics, Human Factors, Computer Simulations, Safety