Category: <span>Commercial Damages</span>
Written for practitioners, not for economists. Each piece exists because the same question kept coming up in scoping calls.
CACI Breach of Contract Damages, Instruction by Instruction
A California breach of contract case is not tried as one claim. It is assembled instruction by instruction, and the verdict form follows those instructions. A damages model…
Read →Are Business Interruption Claims Underpaying You?
When disaster strikes—whether it’s a fire, flood, or forced closure—business owners expect insurance to be a financial lifeline. Business interruption (BI) insurance is supposed to replace lost income…
Read →Calculating Economic Damages for Breach of Contract in California: A Practical Guide Using CACI
In California, the determination of economic damages resulting from a breach of contract involves a systematic process informed by the California Civil Jury Instructions (CACI). These instructions help…
Read →Navigating Business Interruption Claims
When it comes to analyzing and documenting insurance Business Interruption (BI) claims, a profound grasp of intricate claims processes and insurance company policies is essential. At Forensic Economic…
Read →Quantifying Economic Losses: Assessing Damages for an Amazon Store Owner Amid Business Interruption
Calculating economic damages for an Amazon store owner whose business has been interrupted typically involves a detailed analysis of various factors and considerations.
Read →The Dominion lawsuit -Economic Damages & Settlements
Why Parties Settle? Settlements are often reached in legal cases for a variety of reasons, even when the parties involved believe they have strong legal arguments. A settlement…
Read →Economic Damages in California According to CACI 3903
California Civil Jury Instructions (CACI) 3903 lists items of economic damages.
Read →3903I. Damage to Perennial Crop.
California civil jury instruction that outlines how to calculate economic damages in cases where perennial crops have been damaged.
Read →Contract and agreement interpretations
When interpreting a contract or agreement, it is important to consider the context in which the document was created and the parties’ intentions at the time it was…
Read →Billing and contract dispute resolution
Billing and contract disputes can arise when there is a disagreement between two parties over the terms of a contract or the amount of money owed for goods…
Read →How Lost Profits Are Calculated
A lost profits claim asks a court to accept a number describing something that never happened. There are no invoices for the sales that were never made and…
Read →Opine on outcomes related to business strategy
In the field of commercial litigation, it may be necessary to opine on the potential outcomes of different business strategies. This can involve analyzing the potential risks and…
Read →Calculate Damages to Real Property
Calculating Real Property Damages in Commercial Litigation In commercial litigation, accurately calculating damages to real property is critical to determining the compensation owed to a plaintiff. Real property…
Read →Calculate Damage to Business Property
In commercial litigation, it may be necessary to calculate the damages to business property in order to determine the amount of compensation that may be owed to a…
Read →Identify period for damages
There are a few key considerations when determining the period for damages in a commercial litigation case. One important factor is the nature of the damages being claimed.…
Read →Breach of Fiduciary Duty
There are several types of fiduciary duties that can be breached, including: In a breach of fiduciary duty lawsuit, the plaintiff (the party bringing the lawsuit) must prove…
Read →Breach of Contract
Forensic Economics and Forensic Accounting in Breach of Contract Cases Introduction In breach of contract cases, forensic economics and forensic accounting play a crucial role in determining…
Read →Business Torts
Business torts are a type of civil wrong that can occur in the course of business operations. They involve actions or inactions that cause harm to another business…
Read →Business Interruption Financial Losses
With our team of experienced forensic economists and Certified Public Accountants (CPAs), we specialize in providing expert analysis, consulting, and forensic accounting services for those navigating the…
Read →Quantify Strategic Plan
A strategic plan is a document that outlines a company’s long-term goals and the steps it will take to achieve those goals. It is an essential tool for…
Read →Professional Liability
Professional liability insurance, also known as errors and omissions insurance, protects individuals and businesses from being held liable for damages caused by negligence or errors in the performance…
Read →Medical Expenses—Past and Future under CACI No. 3903A.
To obtain damages for previous medical expenses, the Plaintiff must prove the reasonable cost of reasonably necessary medical care, according to California Civil Jury Instructions 3903A.
Read →CACI 3903F: Damage to Real Property
CACI 3903F outlines the rules for calculating damages in cases of damage to real property.CACI 3903F is a California jury instruction that provides guidance on how to calculate damages in cases involving damage to real property.
Read →CACI 3903H, Economics of Damage to Annual Crop!
CACI 3903H CACI 3903H is a jury instruction used in California to guide the calculation of damages for damage to an annual crop. 6 Steps to Calculate the…
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