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The Structural Engineer > Archive > Volume 93 (2015) > Issue 2 > Viewpoint: The point-of-sale survey – liability trap or safe fee income?
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Viewpoint: The point-of-sale survey – liability trap or safe fee income?

Drawing on his long experience as a consulting engineer and expert witness, Philip Ross shares his strongly held views on the liability risks that arise from preparing structural reports, particularly those concerning a crack in a wall.

Author(s): P. Ross

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