Areas of Expertise

Areas of Expertise

Matthew Kennedy, CPA, CFE provides forensic accounting and economic damages analysis in support of litigation, arbitration, and dispute-related matters. Engagements are approached with the expectation that work product may be reviewed, challenged, or relied upon in formal proceedings.

This practice is focused on litigation support and complex financial analysis. It does not provide tax preparation, bookkeeping, or routine accounting services.

Forensic Accounting & Litigation Support

Independent forensic accounting services in support of litigation, arbitration, mediation, and dispute resolution.

Engagements often involve the analysis, reconstruction, and presentation of financial information where accuracy, documentation, and professional scrutiny are critical. Work is performed for plaintiff and defense counsel in matters where financial issues are central to the dispute.

Economic & Commercial Damages

Analysis and quantification of economic damages in complex commercial matters.

Services may include the evaluation of lost profits, business interruption, loss of income, and other economic impacts arising from disputes. Analyses are developed to support case strategy, settlement evaluation, and, where necessary, testimony.

Insurance-Related Matters (Secondary Focus)

Forensic accounting and damages analysis related to insurance claims and coverage disputes.

Work may involve the preparation or evaluation of claims, loss calculations, and financial assessments for policyholders, insurers, or counsel. Engagements are selected based on complexity, documentation requirements, and suitability for forensic review.

Construction & Complex Matters

Forensic accounting services related to construction disputes and other documentation-intensive matters.

These engagements often require review of large data sets, detailed records, and extensive financial documentation. Matters are evaluated carefully based on scope, complexity, and capacity to ensure accuracy and appropriate review.

Engagement Considerations

Each engagement is approached with the understanding that conclusions must be well-supported, clearly explained, and defensible. The firm prioritizes:

  • Accuracy over speed
  • Documentation over assumption
  • Clear communication with counsel
  • Work product suitable for formal proceedings

Engagements are accepted selectively based on subject matter, timing, and the ability to meet professional and evidentiary standards.

Engagements are typically initiated through attorney referral or direct inquiry related to active or anticipated disputes. Conflicts are reviewed prior to engagement.

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