Civil Engineering

Mr. Sanchez focuses on forensic investigations involving roadway and pavement design failures, traffic control deficiencies, traffic signal timing, and intersection sight distance issues arising from civil construction and highway operations disputes. His background spans both design and construction management, giving him a comprehensive perspective on causation analysis.

Mr. Sanchez holds active Professional Engineer (P.E.) licenses in Arizona, Florida, Louisiana, New Mexico, and Texas. He also holds the Professional Traffic Operations Engineer (PTOE) certification from the Transportation Professional Certification Board.

Yes — Mr. Sanchez has hands-on design and oversight experience with both temporary and permanent traffic control systems, and he routinely performs forensic evaluations of each type for conformance with federal and state standards. This practical background informs his analysis of disputed traffic control plans and field implementations.

Mr. Sanchez brings more than 11 years of direct experience in the design, construction, and maintenance of federal and state highway transportation projects, including management of 3,000+ lane miles of highways and coordination of design programs with $20 million annual construction budgets. He has also served in engineering construction management roles for multiple heavy civil contractors.

Yes — Mr. Sanchez is available as both a testifying expert and a non-testifying consulting expert, depending on the needs of the engagement. Attorneys may engage him for preliminary case assessment, report preparation, deposition testimony, or trial testimony.

Having personally designed traffic control plans, managed highway construction projects, and overseen district-level maintenance operations, Mr. Sanchez draws on direct field experience when evaluating standards compliance and causation. This practitioner perspective allows him to offer grounded, credible opinions on both design intent and real-world implementation.