Case studies
Anonymized as to party, specific as to method and number. Every one states the assignment, the analytical approach, what the other side argued, and how it came out.
A missing-funds allegation closed on the association’s own records
The outgoing board president said roughly $75,000 was unaccounted for. Nearly four years of assessments and cash balances said otherwise, and that is what the report said.
Read case study → Fee auditA review that reported the variance in both directions
The engagement was to find overbilling. The review found questionable time entries — and also that the firm had billed below the rates its own engagement letter allowed.
Read case study → Present valueTwo scenarios carried through to two totals
The vocational expert gave two post-injury work-life expectancies, not one. Reducing them to a single damages figure would have thrown away the most honest thing about the estimate.
Read case study → DamagesA mitigation range the arbitrators could choose from
The mitigation question was not whether she found work. It was that the work she found ended for the same reason the first job did.
Read case study → ValuationA claim reduced to the part a document could support
The claim was for the value of contracts a patent-licensing business said it could no longer close. Only some of them had reached a point where a value could be tested against anything.
Read case study → Data analysisThe exposure range known before the mediation, not after
183,429 shifts, one dataset, and an exposure figure that moved by a factor of fifty-four depending on which meal-period threshold applied. The data did not decide the case. It showed precisely what the case turned on.
Read case study → Forensic accountingA funding gap the company records could not close
The books balanced in the sense that every entry carried a number. They did not balance in the sense that the company could have paid for what it spent.
Read case study → RebuttalExposure understood in time to shape the mediation
The opposing report was arithmetically sound. The number was large because of one unexamined assumption about how long the loss would continue — and that assumption was where the whole figure lived.
Read case study → Employment & wage-and-hourScope set by the data, before the motion
Certification did not turn on the legal theory. It turned on whether the timekeeping data could produce a class-wide number without individualised inquiry — an empirical question, answerable before anyone moved.
Read case study → Wildfire & mass disasterA method that held per claimant and at scale
Hundreds of destroyed and interrupted businesses, one model that had to hold per claimant and at scale — with much of the evidence burned along with the premises.
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