We provide economic and financial litigation support for legal cases
Forensic Economic Services offers a complete range of forensic economic services to help in legal claims. A lot of lawyers and law firms count on our economic consulting services to help present their cases during the trial. Aside from economic analysis and expert witness testimony, we can provide guidance, suggestions, as well as tactical assistance at each phase of the trial. We have consulted on many claims, working with lawyers, government agencies, and insurance entities.
At Forensic Economic Services, we help our clients by offering professional forensic economic consulting and testimony in both federal and state courts. Our experience and expertise are unmatched as we utilize our comprehensive resources to reveal the facts through our forensic economic services.
We can help you assess opposing economic demands before negotiation or final settlement. We can do this in person or get on a phone call to discuss case details and quickly review damage estimates.
Economic Experts
Economic experts are valuable resources for both plaintiff and defense attorneys in presenting the facts of the case. A reliable economic expert can testify, provide litigation support, and educate you on the economic issues of your claim.
With caps on non-economic damages, the economic damages have become even more crucial. An economic expert can help you help your clients by:
- Estimating future damages, marked down to today’s dollars
- Determining economic losses, including salaries, profits, benefits, stock options, household services, and future medical expenses
- Appropriately adjusting for personal consumption or taxes
- Critiquing your opponent’s expert report
- Focusing on the magnitude of damages is a vital part of your case strategy
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. Give us a call at (424) 308-0393 or visit our website: Rule703.com for more information