Economic Damages Services
We quantify and document damages using the records that matter: financial statements, general ledgers, bank
activity, invoices, payroll, sales data, contracts, and industry information.
activity, invoices, payroll, sales data, contracts, and industry information.
Common damages analyses include
- Extra expenses and incremental costs
- Lost profits (but-for vs. actual performance)
- Business interruption and revenue disruption
- Wage loss and employment-related economic loss
- Loss of business value / diminution (when applicable)
- Unjust enrichment and disgorgement (when applicable)
- Contract breach and performance shortfall calculations
Matters We Commonly Support
- Construction delays and project disruption
- Breach of contract and commercial disputes
- Fraud, embezzlement, and misappropriation
- Professional negligence and financial harm claims
- Partnership/member disputes and fiduciary claims
- Employment claims involving compensation disputes
- If you’re unsure whether your matter qualifies for an economic damages model, we can confirm on a brief call.
What You Receive
- Deliverables are designed for attorneys, adjusters, and decision-makers:
- Written findings memorandum or expert report (as needed)
- Damages model and summary tables (clear and easy to explain)
- Assumptions list with sensitivity scenarios (best / likely / conservative)
- Supporting schedules and exhibits (transaction detail and source citations)
- Litigation support through deposition, mediation, arbitration, and trial (if retained as testifying expert)
How the Process Works
- Document request: targeted list to avoid unnecessary cost
- Case fit call (10–15 minutes): confirm issues, deadlines, and scope
- Review + refinement: align to pleadings, discovery, and case theory
- Final deliverable: report, exhibits, and testimony prep (if applicable)
- Model development: establish “but-for” scenario and compute variance
Records That Speed Up the Work
- Bank statements and merchant deposits
- General ledger detail and chart of accounts
- Payroll records and staffing schedules (if relevant)
- Sales data (invoices, POS reports, customer lists, contracts)
- Profit & loss statements and balance sheets (monthly if available)
- The operative contract(s), claim documents, and key timeline dates
Why Clients Choose Us
- Efficient scope control to keep costs predictable
- Defensible methodology and clean documentation
- Clear exhibits that non-accountants can understand
- Fast, organized communication with counsel and clients
Get an Economic Damages Review
If you need a damages number you can stand behind, we can help.