Economics Expert Witness

WELCOME TO THE CENTER FOR FORENSIC ECONOMIC STUDIES (CFES)

CFES is a leading provider of expert economic analysis and testimony in New Jersey, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., and New York. Our expert economists and statisticians consult on matters arising in litigation, with a focus on the analysis of economic loss and expert witness testimony on damages. Our team of CPAs, JDs, Ph.Ds., and other experts is here to provide assistance with a variety of cases, including:

  • Personal injury
  • Wrongful death
  • Commercial damages and loss
  • Labor and employment litigation
  • Discrimination claims
  • Business valuations and appraisals

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Damages Experts & Forensic Economist

Our forensic economists and damage experts assist with discovery; uncovering key data; critiquing opposing claims; and producing clear, credible reports and expert testimony. Attorneys and their clients have relied on our expertise in forensic economics for assistance with thousands of cases in NYC and in jurisdictions across the country. Our services include the following:

  • Providing affirmative damages reports
  • Evaluating and assessing the opposing economist’s analysis
  • Recommending strategies for deposing and cross-examining opposition economists
  • Serving as an expert witness during trial

Contact the Center for Forensic Economic Studies to discuss how we can assist you in the preparation and presentation of your damages case. If you need a New York economic expert witness or a Washington, D.C. economic expert witness, our professionals are here to help. Call today!

Personal Injury Damages /
Wrongful Death Damages

What economic damage did the tort victim or the victim's family members suffer? Elements of loss may include such items as lost future earnings, the value of lost household services, past and future medical expenses and lost pension benefits.

Commercial Loss /
Business Interruption

What did a business lose as the result of a tort or breach of contract? Does a business-interruption claim overlook or overstate elements of damages? Damages may include lost profits, reduced enterprise value, lost clients and lost opportunity costs.

Economic-Damages Claims
in Employment Matters

What is the impact of an individual or group dismissal, layoff or other employment decision? Economic-loss issues may include front pay and back pay, mitigation efforts on the part of the plaintiff, probable rate of catch-up to previous employment earnings, expected re-employment data and current industry conditions.

Employment-Discrimination Analysis

Was a layoff or other employment action biased against a group or individual? Analysis may require chi-square tests or similar analyses of statistical significance to determine whether disparate-impact claims are warranted.

Business Valuation

What is the economic value of a business or professional practice? Every business is unique – depending on the case at hand, a particular valuation model might be most appropriate in assessing the actual economic value. An analysis might include a review of such variables as market comparables, discounted cash flows and asset valuation.

CFES CLE Program Catalog 2023

The Center for Forensic Economic Studies has released the 2023 CLE Program Catalog.

Click here to view our 2023 CLE Program Catalog

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