Adam Love

Dr. Love holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Geosciences from Franklin & Marshall College (1996), a Master of Science degree from the University of California at Berkeley in Material Science and Mineral Engineering (1998), and a Doctor of Philosophy degree from the University of California at Berkeley in Civil and Environmental Engineering (2002). He directs Roux’s Risk Management and Litigation Services while providing forensic litigation support and expert witness services to clients throughout the United States on environmental litigation, environmental insurance coverage, product liability, and toxic tort-related matters. Dr. Love’s experience includes strategic and technical analysis and guidance spanning numerous complex groundwater, soil, sediment, soil vapor, and air-contaminated sites, including assessments of human health and ecological risk. He has also provided technical analyses related to public policy for state legislative actions and federal advisory panels on a range of proposed environmental laws, regulations, and policy implementation.

Dr. Love’s expertise has been developed through a unique variety of university, municipal, and private-party technical consulting work. His capabilities often utilize the use of advanced models and analytic methods to understand and interpret chemical characterization, transport, and fate for a range of potential exposure scenarios. By employing multiple lines of scientific evidence, when available, analyses that couple field measurements, fate and transport calculations, and historical operations/documents provide the bases for opinions and results that are both technically credible and internally consistent.