Trillas Consulting Engineers
Office

15476 NW 77 Court, Suite 195
Miami Lakes, FL 33016

Reach Us

786-542-5474
info@trillasengineering.com

Licensure

Licensed in 30 states, D.C. & Puerto Rico. Projects and claims nationwide.

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Expert Witness Services

Engineering opinions
that survive cross.

Forensic engineering expert witness services for attorneys, carriers, and adjusters — investigation, analysis, reports, deposition, and trial testimony. Led personally by Eric Trillas, P.E., S.I., FRSE, ICC DRI.

01 The Expert

Who stands behind the opinion.

Eric Trillas, P.E., S.I., FRSE, ICC DRI

Eric Trillas, P.E., S.I., FRSE, ICC DRI — multi-state board-certified Professional Engineer with 10+ years of consulting and thousands of projects and investigations, from Miami to Qatar. Design background spanning low- to high-rise structures, building components, product R&D, threshold inspections, and materials testing — the full technical picture behind every opinion.

At TCE the engineer who inspects the evidence is the engineer who develops the opinions and explains them — through reports, deposition, and trial. No hand-offs between who saw the building and who testifies about it.

02 Scope

What we're retained for.

Reading for counsel: 5 questions to ask before retaining a forensic engineering expert — written by Eric Trillas, P.E.

03 Deliverables

From evidence to testimony.

The opinion follows the investigation — never the other way around. Findings distinguish what the evidence supports, what it does not, and what cannot be determined.

04 Reach

Licensed where your matter is.

TCE is licensed to practice and seal engineering documents in 30 states, D.C. and Puerto Rico — 32 jurisdictions — and accepts expert engagements nationwide. Current priority markets: Texas, Florida, Illinois, Ohio, and Arkansas.

Forensic practice →  Case work →

05 For Counsel

Answers, up front.

When should an attorney retain a forensic engineering expert?
Early enough to evaluate relevant physical evidence before conditions change, repairs occur, or potentially important evidence is altered or lost.
Does the engineer who inspects also testify?
Yes. The engineer responsible for the opinions remains personally involved from site inspection through analysis, reports, deposition and trial — preserving continuity between what was observed and how it is explained.
In which jurisdictions can TCE serve as an engineering expert?
TCE is licensed in 30 states, D.C. and Puerto Rico — 32 jurisdictions — and accepts expert engagements nationwide.

Have a matter that needs an engineering expert?

Describe the technical questions involved — we’ll tell you honestly whether we’re the right fit, and you’ll have a scoped proposal in days.

Discuss a Matter →  Book a 15-min Call