About Us
We have extensive experience of investigating and giving expert opinions on the accounting, financial and commercial issues arising in a wide variety of disputes.

Expert witnesses have been criticised for wasting effort and costs on unnecessary work. Our approach is designed to avoid this. We:

Focus on the key issues;
Limit our work and evidence to the material items only;
Prepare reports which make our points clearly and simply;
Use technology; and
Maintain a strongly independent and impartial stance.
We achieve this because our experts are closely involved during all stages of the work.

We work as a team with instructing solicitors and other advisors within an agreed budget and timescale. Bringing us on board at an early stage should save time and money.

We have the analytical and communication skills needed to produce convincing evidence and we prepare well structured and persuasive reports that we can support fully in the witness box.

Our Work
Forensic accountants analyse, interpret, summarise and present complex financial and business related accounting issues in a manner which is both understandable and properly supported.

Our expertise is described under each section on the left, where there is a description of our experience in the area and a person to contact if you require any further information.

A brief description of each area is given below with a link to its main page:
(in alphabetical order)

Arbitration where an expert can assist the arbitrator in assessing the award to be made.

Asset Tracing exercises to determine the ownership, source and destination of funds.

Breach of Contract and similar cases involving accounting and finance related issues including the calculation of damages and loss of profits.

Business Valuations for use in civil litigation matters such as completion account disputes and compulsory purchase orders.

Computer Disputes where the loss suffered needs to be quantified.

E Fraud investigations to assess the losses suffered and assist in preventing recurrences.

Fraud Investigations of corporate, civil and criminal fraud.

Insurance Claims where an expert ensures the accuracy and reasonableness of the accounting information used to support the claim for loss.

Intellectual Property Litigation where intellectual property rights have been infringed and losses have been suffered.

Intellectual Property Valuations can be provided to assist in negotiations.

Matrimonial Finance including ancillary relief applications and advice, where a forensic accountant can assist in private company valuations, asset tracing and liquidity issues.

Money Laundering investigations for regulators and corporations.

Professional Negligence claims involving accountants and other disciplines.

Regulatory and professional disciplinary investigations.

Risk Management advice for corporations.

Royalty Audits where a forensic accountant can help determine the royalties paid and payable.

Warranty Claims where an expert accountant can assist with whether a warranty has been breached and the financial impact of that breach.