Fraud Examination
Find out what happened, who was involved and what it cost, then document it so you can act.
Forensic & Disputes
Litigation Support & Expert Witness
When a case turns on money, the financial analysis has to be rigorous, clearly explained and able to withstand cross-examination. We work for counsel, from early case assessment through expert reports, deposition and trial.
Matters we support
Our work spans commercial, family and fiduciary disputes.
- Damages quantification and lost-profits analysis
- Business and partnership disputes
- Asset tracing in marital dissolution
- Trust and estate accounting disputes
- Disputes over financial records and accountings
Deliverables
We scope the work with counsel so every analysis answers a question the case actually needs answered.
- Expert reports
- Rebuttal analysis of the opposing expert
- Deposition and trial support, including testimony
- Document and discovery review support
Working with counsel
We are engaged by counsel, and the engagement can be structured to support privilege. Whether privilege applies is a question for your attorney; we will work within the structure they set.
Questions
Common questions
Do you work directly for the parties or for attorneys?
Litigation engagements are structured through counsel. If you are an owner in a dispute and do not yet have an attorney, we can talk about what that looks like.
Can you act as a consulting expert rather than a testifying expert?
Yes. Many engagements start with consulting work to test the financial theory of the case before anyone decides whether to designate a testifying expert.
Can you review the other side’s expert report?
Yes. Rebuttal analysis is a common engagement: we test the assumptions, the data and the math behind the opposing numbers.
Talk to a partner.
A short call to see whether we’re the right fit. No obligation.