Personal data
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Separate the tasks
We identify which questions fall within each field of specialist knowledge.
MULTIDISCIPLINARY EXAMINATIONSaint Petersburg · Leningrad Region
Court-appointed and pretrial studies
When one field
is not enough.
We combine construction, goods, technical equipment, engineering and IT studies to address interrelated questions in a single dispute.
The purpose of a multidisciplinary approach
One situation — several interrelated causes
A defect may depend simultaneously on material quality, installation methods, the operation of building systems and operating conditions.
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Coordinate the studies
We establish a shared list of objects, documents and source data.
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Develop a joint conclusion
We compare the results while respecting the limits of each specialist's competence.
Service areas
Which fields of specialist knowledge can be combined
The scope is determined by the objects, questions and causal link to be examined, rather than the label given to the dispute.
Constructionstructures, finishes, installation
Goods examinationquality of materials and products
Technical equipmentcondition, faults, repair
Building systemselectrical systems, ventilation, water
IT and datasoftware, logs, databases
Laboratory studiessample testing and measurements
Cost determinationdamage and restoration measures
Expert report reviewreview of methodology and the joint conclusion
If all questions concern a single field of knowledge, increasing the number of specialists does not in itself make a study multidisciplinary.
Services
Typical multidisciplinary studies
Multidisciplinary court-appointed examination
Examination ordered by a court ruling or decision, involving experts from different specialties.
based on the case materials
Multidisciplinary pretrial study
For a claim, negotiations, preparation of a legal position or a future motion.
from RUB 80,000
Construction and goods examination
Distinguishing a material or product defect from deficiencies in construction or installation work.
from RUB 90 000
Construction and building systems examination
Examination of structures, building systems and the interaction of technical design solutions.
from 120 000 ₽
Goods and technical examination
Product quality, technical condition, operability and repairability.
from RUB 80,000
IT and electronic equipment examination
Joint analysis of software, digital data and the device.
from 100 000 ₽
Causes and consequences of damage
Cause of the event, condition of structures, finishes and property, and the extent of restoration.
from 100 000 ₽
Review of a multidisciplinary expert report
Review of the expert panel's composition, allocation of studies, methodology and substantiation of conclusions.
from RUB 70 000
How we work
From materials to an agreed joint conclusion
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Preliminary analysis
We examine the dispute, questions, documents and existing reports.
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Composition of the study
We allocate questions by field and identify the specialists required.
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Inspection and studies
We conduct site visits, measurements, document analysis and, where necessary, testing.
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Findings
Each specialist states the results within their own competence, after which a joint conclusion is coordinated.
Court-appointed and pretrial work
Two formats of work
Multidisciplinary court-appointed examination
Conducted on the basis of a court ruling or decision. Participation, the expert team, time frame and cost are determined after reviewing the questions and case materials.
Multidisciplinary pretrial study
Conducted for a claim, negotiations, preparation of a position, assessment of a dispute's prospects or a future motion to appoint an expert examination.
A multidisciplinary format is determined by the need for specialist knowledge from different fields, rather than the number of pages or questions.
Pricing
Indicative prices
The final cost depends on the number of fields, volume of materials, number of objects, site visits, measurements and laboratory tests.
| Initial telephone consultation of up to 15 minutes | free |
| Analysis of questions and the required specialties | from RUB 10,000 |
| Multidisciplinary pretrial study | from RUB 80,000 |
| Construction and goods study | from RUB 90 000 |
| Construction and building systems study | from 120 000 ₽ |
| Goods and technical study | from RUB 80,000 |
| IT and electronic equipment study | from 100 000 ₽ |
| Study after water damage or fire | from 100 000 ₽ |
| Review of a multidisciplinary expert report | from RUB 70 000 |
| Multidisciplinary court-appointed examination | based on the case materials |
Prices are provided as preliminary guidance and do not constitute a public offer.
Coordinating expert
Andrei Viktorovich
Organisation of studies at the intersection of construction, goods examination, technical disciplines and information technology.
Education and competence
Higher education in construction, goods examination and information technology, with additional professional training in expert examination fields.
Role in the study
Task analysis, allocation of questions, identification of the specialists required and coordination of the study sections.
Working principle
Each specialist is responsible only for conclusions within their own competence. Additional experts and laboratories are involved where actually needed.
Frequently asked questions
What to know before contacting us
When is a multidisciplinary examination needed?
When interrelated questions require specialist knowledge from different fields. For example, establishing material quality, compliance with installation methods and the influence of a building system's operation at the same time.
Can you give an exact price in advance?
The exact cost is determined after reviewing the questions, materials, number of objects and the need for site visits, measurements and tests.
Must several experts always take part?
A multidisciplinary court-appointed examination is expected to involve experts from different specialties. The team for a pretrial study is determined by the actual task.
Can the study be carried out from documents?
Whether a study can proceed without inspection depends on the questions and the sufficiency of the materials. Conclusions about an object's current condition usually require inspection.
Do you work outside Saint Petersburg?
Yes. Materials can first be sent remotely. Site visits to the Leningrad Region and other regions are agreed separately.
How to prepare an object for a joint examination
A shared plan of the object is useful for a multidisciplinary inspection: rooms, equipment, products and damaged areas should use the same identifiers throughout the materials. This ensures that the construction description, photographs of items and measurement results refer to the same point or object, rather than similar objects under different names.
First, list the circumstances that need to be established. For water damage, these may include the source and path of water ingress, the condition of finishes, damage to property and the restoration measures needed. These tasks are interrelated, but each requires its own set of observations and documents.
Materials for a joint inspection
- A floor plan or clear diagram identifying the disputed areas.
- Dated overview and detail photographs taken before the object was altered.
- Reports from emergency services, the managing organisation and contractors.
- Documents relating to repairs, finishing materials and damaged products.
- Information on dismantling, drying, replacement of parts and restoration already carried out.
For each area already altered, specify exactly what remains of its original condition. Separately state whether access to adjacent rooms and concealed components is possible. This helps plan the inspection and distinguish what was directly observed from information obtained through documents.
If signs depend on outdoor temperature, precipitation or heating conditions, keep a record of when they appeared and any available records of those conditions. The mere recurrence of a defect at a particular time does not establish its cause: the information must be compared with the condition of the structures and systems.
In an emergency, first ensure safety and limit damage. If necessary repairs have already changed the original condition, the description of those actions becomes part of the study materials.
Enquiry
Describe your task and attach the key materials
We will first determine whether a multidisciplinary approach is needed and which fields it should include.
Telephone
+7 965 751 2580
Region
Saint Petersburg and the Leningrad Region
Initial telephone consultation of up to 15 minutes — free.