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We work closely with lawyers and law firms to provide clear, convincing, and objective technical expertise on a broad array of regulatory and litigation matters.

Our technical experts provide attorneys with the support they need by conducting thorough research and analysis, developing clear and convincing written opinions and exhibits, and preparing carefully for deposition and trial. Our staff have served as expert witnesses on issues involving chemical risks to human health and the environment, natural resource damages, engineering design, air quality, environmental forensics, chemical fate and transport, sources and timing of chemical releases, conceptual site models, quantitative models, and allocation of liability for past chemical releases to the environment.

recent news and articles

Colorado’s Current & Future PFAS Regulation in a National Context: Logan Uselman to Present at CEMS Conference

Sep 9, 2021

Topics related to environmental management in Colorado will be discussed at this year’s Fall Conference of the Colorado Environmental Management Society (CEMS) to be held on September 14, 2021, in Westminster, Colorado. Integral Project Scientist Logan Uselman, Ph.D., will give a presentation coauthored with Managing Principal Avram Frankel, P.E., titled “Putting Colorado’s Current & Future PFAS Regulation in a National Context.” Consultant Melissa Armstrong will also attend.

Courage in Leadership: Join Online Women in Environment Event on August 30

Aug 27, 2021

Are you ready to dare greatly at work and in professional relationships? Join the Women in Environment (WIE) mentoring group for a free, virtual online event on August 30, 2021. Leadership Coaching and Skill Development with Mimi Darmstadter Presented by Women in...

Paul DeLeo Coauthors Journal Article on Exposure to Antimicrobial Agent in Hand Soap

Aug 26, 2021

Paul DeLeo, Ph.D., of Integral Consulting Inc. has coauthored a paper in the August 2021 issue of the journal Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology titled “Systemic Absorption of Benzalkonium Chloride after Maximal Use of a Consumer Antiseptic Wash Product.”