A former Air Force pilot as well as a Mechanical Engineer, Harry Wilson's meticulous attention to detail - he routinely flew the flight plan of aircraft involved in accidents he investigated - was matched by creativity in the area of demonstrative evidence.

Over the years, Harry brought into court semitractortrailer cabs, front-end loaders, even the cockpit of an airplane to show a jury exactly how an accident happened. This use of demonstrative evidence as a powerful courtroom tool has become a firm trademark. Harry tried product liability cases involving everything from defective lawn chairs to seat belts and power presses and had also been active in the area of fire and explosion litigation.