Litigation Support
A practical starting point
How can financial records help counsel evaluate a dispute?
A dispute may involve incomplete records, inconsistent transaction explanations, or competing calculations of loss. Financial analysis is most useful when the legal team's question and the relevant period are defined before extensive document review begins.
We coordinate the agreed financial work with counsel, organize source records, and prepare schedules that show how each figure was calculated. Assumptions and alternative scenarios remain visible. Legal strategy, privilege, admissibility, and discovery obligations are matters for the legal team, not promises made by an accounting analysis.
What to agree before work begins
Agree on deliverables, deadlines, audience, and whether testimony is included. Maintain a traceable link between the supporting documents and each conclusion.
What we handle
- Economic damages and loss quantification
- Rebuttal and critique of opposing analyses
- Demonstrative exhibits and schedules
- Deposition and trial support
- Expert witness testimony
Common questions
What types of cases do you support?
Commercial disputes, partnership and shareholder disputes, breach of contract, divorce, and personal injury economic loss, among others.
Can you serve as an expert witness?
Yes, we can prepare expert reports and provide deposition and trial testimony.
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Let's discuss the work you need.
Tell us about your situation, the records you have, and any deadlines. We will discuss the right scope and next steps before an engagement begins.