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Joseph D. Peles, Ph.D. 
Dr. Peles has been part of BioRec's team since the company's inception. He has
his Bachelor's degree from Vanderbilt University and his Master's and Ph.D.
degrees from Arizona State University. Dr. Peles' academic and research
background involves injury biomechanics and human dynamics. This allows Dr.
Peles to address the capacity for forces to produce injuries during accidents.
His Ph.D. and Master's research concentrated on injuries to the human spine.
Dr. Peles is also fully trained and qualified in the area of accident
reconstruction with accreditation from the Accreditation Commission for Traffic
Accident Reconstruction (ACTAR). In addition to his duties at BioRec, Dr. Peles is an adjunct professor at Arizona State University. His responsibilities have included teaching both undergraduate and graduate level classes and conducting research in the area of spinal disc herniations. At BioRec, Dr. Peles consults on cases involving restraint systems, low velocity impacts, determination of who was driving, helmets, slip and falls, unique situations and accident reconstruction issues. His injury research background has been a valuable asset to his case analysis. For more information on Dr. Peles, please download his curriculum vitae. Alan D. Coulter 
Mr. Coulter came to BioRec in 2005, with more than 25 years of experience with motor carriers
and regulatory agencies in program management, personnel management, and mechanical roles,
in addition to extensive technical training. He began his career as a commercial vehicle
operator and a heavy equipment mechanic. Next, Mr. Coulter highlighted his expertise in
vehicle mechanical systems and commercial vehicles through his 13 years of duty with the
California Highway Patrol. During this time, Mr. Coulter evaluated commercial vehicles
for compliance with safety, maintenance and operational practices. He was also an investigator
on one of the nation's premier accident investigation teams, the CHP MAIT
(Multidisciplinary Accident Investigation Team). Here, Mr. Coulter was responsible
for conducting in-depth mechanical investigations of accident vehicles to determine
if failure was a causation factor. Concurrent with his consulting practice,
Mr. Coulter provides instruction on the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance out-of-service
regulations.
At BioRec, Mr. Coulter consults on commercial vehicle operations and on cases involving vehicle mechanical failure including tires, steering, suspension and brakes. Mr. Coulter's application of knowledge and real world experience provides a highly effective resource for your case. For more information on Mr. Coulter, please download his curriculum vitae. L. Markham McHenry, D.O. 
Dr. McHenry is a board certified physician in both Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine and Family
Medicine. After attending the Des Moines University / College of Osteopathic Medicine,
Dr. McHenry completed his internship and residency at Tempe St. Luke's Hospital where he
was awarded the intern of the year and made Chief Resident. In addition to having his
own private practice in Scottsdale, Arizona, Dr. McHenry is an Assistant Clinical Professor
at Midwestern University / Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine in the department of
Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine. For the last nine years, Dr. McHenry has lectured and
instructed students on musculoskeletal dysfunction, diagnosis, and treatment. In 2003,
Dr. McHenry received the Arizona Osteopathic Medical Association / Arizona Academy of
Osteopathy's award for Outstanding Contributions to Osteopathic Medicine.
Dr. McHenry has exceptional skills in palpatory diagnosis of soft tissue injury and its subsequent treatment and rehabilitation. With his strong background in Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine, teaching and research interests, Dr. McHenry is committed to taking medical causation analysis beyond the typical reliance on patient history. Specifically, Dr. McHenry will examine an individual's medical records, imaging films and operative reports to determine if the condition in question is likely acutely traumatic, pre-existing or degenerative in nature. This true application of a medical causation analysis can be crucial to the foundation of a plaintiff or defendant case. In traumatic soft-tissue injury cases, Dr. McHenry's extensive clinical background has made him keenly aware of the appropriate treatment modalities and lengths of treatments. This expertise can be utilized to determine the likely necessity of medical care received. To learn more about Dr. McHenry, please download his curriculum vitae For more information on Dr. McHenry, please download his curriculum vitae. |