Commercial Litigation Support
Our economists are experienced in providing economic damages calculations across many industries and different types of commercial litigation including but not limited to business interruptions, patent infringement, credit damages, securities litigation, and tax litigation. Our experts can assist clients to define and analyze markets, value tangible and intangible assets, calculate lost profits, damage to real property, damage to business property, loss of use of real property, loss of business property, damage to a perennial crop, damage to the annual crop, and damages due to price erosion.
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How We Can Help Our Clients:
- Identify relevant market or industry dynamics
- Identify period for damages
- Define Markets
- Calculate Lost Profits
- Calculate Damage to Business Property
- Calculate Damages to Real Property
- Determine Value of tangible and intangible assets
- Opine on outcomes related to business strategy
- Provide a report to validate claim
- Act as an expert witness for trial
Measuring Damages
Measuring damages in commercial litigation and helping with finding what is the present value of lost opportunities. We can assist with Fairness Opinions and Commercial Valuations, PE Portfolio Valuations, Complex Financial Instruments, Intellectual Property Valuations, and Tax Valuations for Disputes & Litigation.
International
Commercial disputes can go beyond borders, we understand international arbitration.
Key Component
Economic damages are often a key component of commercial litigation.
Forensic Economic Services
Forensic Economic Services is an economic consulting firm in Downtown Los Angeles with the experience and professionalism to give you confidence in any setting. Our team has been trusted again and again to provide economic analysis, litigation support, and expert opinion. Contact us today to find out how we can help with your business, organization, or litigation.
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Our Economists can assist you in various areas, including but not limited to business, intellectual property, personal injury, employment, and competition matters. They are experienced in applying economic theory, complex data, and quantitative methods to questions related to litigation. Our Economists are members of the National Association of Forensic Economics and the American Economic Association.
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