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Damages and counterfactual modelling expert witnesses
Damages and counterfactual modelling evidence.
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The counterfactual is usually the real battleground. Our economists build it explicitly rather than assuming it into the model.
This is one of the specialisms within our valuation expert witness practice.
In finance, valuation & economics, the difference between a strong case and a weak one often comes down to whether the expert truly understands the sector. Generalist opinion rarely survives scrutiny on specialist questions, and a tribunal gives little weight to evidence that misreads how finance, valuation & economics actually works. We focus here precisely because the issues are technical, the stakes are high, and the wrong expert is an expensive mistake.
What instructing through us looks like
Tell us the issues, the forum and your timeline. We check fit, availability and conflicts, then send a short, honest shortlist. You review CVs and speak with the expert before instructing. New to the process? See our guide on how to instruct an expert witness.
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Describe the issues and the forum. We check fit, availability and conflicts, then come back with a short shortlist. Enquiries are confidential and create no obligation.
- Tell us the matterShare the issues, the sector and your timeline. No obligation, treated in confidence.
- We shortlistWe identify experts whose experience genuinely fits, and check availability and conflicts.
- You instructYou review CVs and speak directly with the expert before instructing on your terms.
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What does a damages and counterfactual modelling expert witness do?
They give independent, objective opinion to a court or tribunal on damages and counterfactual modelling issues within finance, valuation & economics, with an overriding duty to the court under CPR Part 35. The opinion usually takes the form of a written report and, where required, oral evidence.
When should I instruct a damages and counterfactual modelling expert?
As soon as the issues are clear. Early instruction helps you test the strengths and weaknesses of the case, scope the evidence proportionately and avoid a rushed report against a deadline.
How do you select experts for damages and counterfactual modelling matters?
On substance: relevant qualifications, genuine finance, valuation & economics experience and an understanding of an expert's duties in litigation and arbitration. Where an expert has limited experience of giving evidence, we say so.
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