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Economic Damages
Determining economic damages is a common component of most legal disputes. Simplifying and explaining these damages to a trier of fact in terms that are both understandable and convincing requires experience.
At HORNE, we are aware of the standards of reasonable certainty, the dangers of advocacy and the requirements of the rules of civil procedure. Our fraud, forensic and litigation professionals have testified at bench and jury trials in federal and state courts, and arbitrations. We also regularly assist attorneys during mediations and depositions.
Areas of experience in economic damages:
- Lost profits
- Loss of business value
- Business interruption claims
- Intellectual property issues
- Construction-related issues
- Breach of contract and related costs
- Damage to property or inventory
Contact Us
If you have questions or for more information about HORNE's economic damages services, please contact Robert Alexander, CPA/ABV, ASA, or any member of our fraud, forensic and litigation team.
Contact Us
Robert Alexander, CPA/ABV, ASA
Partner
601.326.1041
robert.alexander@horne-llp.com
Links
- BP Deepwater Horizon Settlement Claims Services
- Economic Damages
- Economic Analysis Services
- Personal Injury Litigation Services
- Business Valuation Services
- Forensic Accounting
- Fraud Examinations
- HORNE's Fraud, Forensic & Litigation (FF&L) Team
- Fraud, Forensic & Litigation Resources
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