Expert Witness Testimony/ Damages Analysis
Why we are better:
- Our firm is one of the most experienced damage analysis consulting
firms. Our damages experts have consulted on thousands of engagements,
covering practically every type of civil case, and practically every
industry. Because of this, our damage experts can persuasively address
complicated matters without wasted effort.
- Our damages experts have significant witness experience.
- We have substantial experience in specialized commercial damages areas such as patent, trademark, copyright, and trade secret infringement.
- We train our personnel better and give them concentrated
experience. Because of this, we provide lower overall average rates than most of our competitors.
- Our accounting experts incorporate technology into our work,
thereby delivering a cost effective and more complete product.
We optimize the use of visual aids which makes our conclusions more persuasive and easier to understand.
- We use advanced quantitative methods including sampling and surveys to address topics where data is not readily available and/or is not cost effective
- Our litigation work utilizes our fraud experts' investigative
capabilities. This allows us to discover important evidence.
Fulcrum’s personnel often serve as the “expert witness” to present economic damages calculations in complex commercial litigation. This role is critical because of the complexity of damages calculations, the specialized nature of the work, and the credibility and independence that only a highly credentialed outside witness can provide. It is essential that a damages expert have command of the matter’s complexity, yet be able to present the calculation in a manner understandable to judges and jurors. Fulcrum’s damages experts come from accounting, economics, finance, appraisal, statistics, and other quantitative science backgrounds.
Even when testimony is not
required, outside financial advisors are often necessary because most
commercial litigation requires a large effort in a short period. Internal
resources have other responsibilities in running the ongoing business, and
may not have the specialized training necessary to efficiently or
appropriately support the litigation plan.