Analysis of the dispute
Understanding the economic and financial issues of the dispute and the questions submitted to the arbitral tribunal.
Arbitration
Economic and financial expert in arbitration proceedings. Acting as a party-appointed expert for the analysis of economic and financial issues and the quantification of damages.
When is an expert opinion required?
Arbitration expert opinions involve analysing the economic and financial issues of a dispute and quantifying their financial impact. They are required in arbitration proceedings by each party to inform the tribunal on the nature or amount of damages.
METHODOLOGY
Our method is tailored to each specific case, as arbitration proceedings can cover a wide range of situations.
Preparation of the expert report
Production of an expert report on valuation or damages issues.
Response to opposing arguments
Critical analysis of the opposing party's positions and preparation of well-reasoned responses within a report.
Assistance throughout the proceedings
Participation in hearings, assistance during technical discussions, and responding to questions from the tribunal and cross-examination by the opposing party.
We work on national and international arbitrations (ad hoc, International Chamber of Commerce, Court of Arbitration for Sport, and others).
We act as a party-appointed financial expert (expert witness), producing expert reports, responding to opposing arguments, and being examined during hearings.
Our work covers financial valuation, damages quantification, and the analysis of the economic and financial data of the dispute.
Yes. Our reports are regularly submitted and discussed before arbitral tribunals.
WHAT WE OFFER
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Credibility before the arbitral tribunal
Structured reports, in accordance with international arbitration practice.
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Rigour and responsiveness
Ability to produce analyses within the deadlines imposed by the proceedings.
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Mastery of technical issues
The ability to address complex economic and financial issues and present them clearly.
