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MSc. Stefan Paskalovski

Licensed court expert in electrical engineering

Electrical Expert Witness, North Macedonia

Licensed electrical expert witness in North Macedonia for opinions on fires, accidents, damage claims and installation disputes.

Focus

  • Expert opinions
  • Technical assessments
  • Electrical accidents

Tools used

  • Technical documentation
  • Site inspection
  • Measurement reports

Key objectives

  • Review the technical facts of a dispute

  • Inspect installations, equipment and documentation

  • Explain causes and responsibilities in plain language

  • Deliver a written expert opinion

Approach

  1. 01

    Review the court order or party request and the case file

  2. 02

    Inspect the site, equipment and available documentation

  3. 03

    Carry out measurements where they are needed for the opinion

  4. 04

    Assess compliance with the applicable technical rules

  5. 05

    Prepare and submit the written expert opinion

License

Stefan Paskalovski is a licensed court expert in electrical engineering. The Ministry of Justice of North Macedonia issued license УП1-08-1062/2026 for expertise in electrical engineering. The license is of permanent validity. The public list is the register of court experts.

Typical questions

An electrical expert witness is asked to explain what happened, and whether an installation or a piece of equipment met the technical requirements. Typical matters include:

  • Electrical fires and the likely role of the installation or the equipment
  • Electrical accidents and the condition of the protective devices
  • Damage claims after a fault, a failure or poor workmanship
  • Disputes over the quality of an electrical installation or of protection settings

Each opinion is based on the file, the site and the measurements for that case. The list above describes the kinds of questions, not a record of past cases.

How an opinion is prepared

  1. The request and the existing documents are reviewed first: drawings, test reports, photographs and correspondence.
  2. Where the question depends on the physical installation, the site is inspected.
  3. Measurements are taken only when they are needed to support a finding.
  4. The written opinion states the findings, the basis for them, and the limits of what the evidence shows.

Faults that reach a court often start as protection or installation questions. Related work is described on the pages for relay protection testing and coordination and electrical installation design and testing.