Litigation Services & Forensic Accounting

Putting together an effective legal team starts with selecting an attorney and often involves choosing litigation support and expert witness testimony professionals.

TravisWolff’s Litigation Services & Forensic Accounting Group provides expert witness testimony, litigation support services, and special reports for each engagement, including asset and business valuations. We possess the experience and technical qualifications needed to serve as expert witnesses for depositions, mediated settlements, and arbitration. Working closely with clients’ legal counsel to provide sound technical support and credible testimony, we focus on breaking down complex technical issues so they are easily understood by non-technical individuals.

For more than 30 years, we have provided litigation support and expert witness testimony for federal regulatory and civil cases. Our professionals help plan your strategy, perform research and investigations, develop exhibit materials for client legal counsel, and provide testimony. Our methodical approach enables us to identify professionals who have the right qualifications to serve as experts for your case. These qualifications include an education and background in the areas specific to their testimony as well as certifications associated with their field. The group’s breadth of experience includes nearly all types of business disputes.

Technology Tools
The Litigation Services & Forensic Accounting Group utilizes many tools to secure a final resolution, including:
 

• preliminary studies and data analysis
• technical critiques of adversarial testimony
• systematic approaches

We power this know-how with state-of-the-art technology.

Your Litigation Support Partner
Choosing a litigation support partner requires diligence and extensive questioning. Does the professional have experience within your industry? Does the team have the credentials to offer appropriate support for your type of dispute? Our experience allows us to assist clients in many industries with diverse disputes, including:
 

• Accounting for entities as stipulated by the court
• Acquisition due diligence
• Adequacy of capitalization
• Breach of contract damages
• Business interruption damages
• Business valuations
• Child and spousal support
• Community property assets
• Copyright, trademark, trade secret, and patent infringement cases
• Damage assessment
• Divorce-related matters
• Estate and trust accounting
• Executive compensation
• Forensic accounting
• Lost profits
• Mediation of valuation disputes
   

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