Forensic accountants and damages experts are retained in litigation matters to analyze financial issues, quantify economic harm, and support expert testimony. Engagements often involve extensive financial records, disputed transactions, and competing damages theories.

1. Breach of contract damages
2. Shareholder, member, and partnership disputes
3. Trade secret misappropriation and intellectual property damages
4. Fraud, misrepresentation, and financial deception

We assist insurers, policyholders, and counsel with the quantification of financial losses arising from insured events. Our analyses focus on historical performance, policy guidence from the carrier, causation, and accepted methodologies.

1. Business interruption and extra expense
2. Builders risk and delay in start-up (DSU) claims
3. Third-party damages
4. Property damage and inventory losses
5. Fidelity / crime losses
6. Professional liability (E&O) and directors & officers (D&O) claims
7. Contingent business interruption

Construction and real estate disputes frequently require detailed analysis of project costs, schedules, and anticipated income streams. We work with owners, developers, contractors, and insurers.

1. Construction cost overruns
2. Delay and disruption claims
3. Lost rents and delayed occupancy
4. Construction defect-related damages

We analyze compensation structures, earnings histories, and contractual arrangements to quantify alleged economic damages in employment and restrictive covenant disputes.

1. Wrongful termination claims
2. Commission and bonus disputes
3. Non-compete violations
4. Non-solicitation violations

Forensic accounting is often required in matrimonial matters involving closely held businesses, complex asset structures, or disputed income.

1. Asset identification, tracing, and valuation
2. Income, cash flow, and lifestyle analysis
3. Forensic investigation and dissipation claims