Gathering Relevant Data
Our accounting professionals know that their findings must be properly supported with books and records. To achieve this we normally:
• Attend preliminary meetings  
• Reconstruct damaged accounting records• Plan & execute a detailed review  
• Prepare questions for the Insured• Draft document request lists  
• Identify, locate & evaluate other relevant sources• Work directly with the Insured’s 
  staff of information• Working with claim professionals and other experts

Data Analysis and Review
In order to have a successful claim settlement, the necessary books and records and relevant information must be analyzed on a timely basis and under the framework provided by applicable contracts or insurance policies. This involves:
• Analyzing relevant facts  
• Developing schedules for our clients• Performing detailed calculations  
• Analyzing liability issues• Analyzing the Insured’s claim  
• Attending settlement meetings• Interpreting the relevant facts  
• Preparing for appraisal or litigation

Communicating Findings and Conclusions
Once the relevant data has been gathered and analyzed, our findings and conclusions have to be accurately and effectively conveyed. This entails:
• Detailed reports of findings  
• Verbal presentations to insurers and/or insured’s• Attend Market Meetings  
• Graphical representations of data• Provide Expert Testimony

Litigation Support Services
Our professionals are also experienced in litigation proceedings and normally assist in the preparation and development of such proceedings.  Whether in the courtroom, at appraisal or an examination under oath, we can provide expert testimony, support other experts or rebut opposing expert’s testimony. Our services include: 
• Forensic investigation and analysis of facts
• Assistance in discovery process
• Analysis and computation of data and damages
• Assistance in preparation for trial
• Assistance in settlement negotiations
• Testifying about relevant economic, business or accounting matters
• Testifying to issues relating to the cause and amount of damages
• Testifying about liability and subrogation calculations
• Converting complicated evidence and concepts into easy to understand issues 
  through the use of charts & graphs, schedules & calculations and other illustrative
  and verbal techniques