Fo-ren'sic, adjective: 1. Belonging to courts of law; used in courts of legal proceedings. 2. Pertaining to or fitted for legal or public argumentation.
Webster's New Twentieth Century Dictionary




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Our Mission
Forensic Economics specializes in assessing damages arising out of securities litigation cases and complex business disputes, and in valuations of securities and businesses.

Our only business is litigation support, unlike large consulting firms that engage in litigation support along with other consulting services that encompass competitive strategy to management consulting.

About Us
Forensic Economics is a consulting firm founded in 1989 that specializes in assessing damages arising out of securities litigation cases and complex business disputes, and in valuations of securities and businesses. Our only business is financial-economic analysis, unlike large litigation consulting firms that engage in many other consulting services that encompass competitive strategy to management consulting.

Forensic Economics uses sound financial-economic techniques and state-of-the-art statistical models to estimate effects on the securities’ prices and to determine damages. Forensic Economics has also developed analysis and expertise for computing potential damages under the new Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.

Prominent economic experts have used analyses prepared by Forensic Economics in several trials, a number of arbitration proceedings, regulatory hearings, and numerous depositions. We have achieved success in many cases for over thirteen years, including major securities litigation cases such as Cendant and Waste Management, and in contract cases such Disney v. Katzenberg.

Our professional staff and experts work effectively with lawyers, business leaders, and triers-of-fact. Forensic Economics conducts sophisticated financial, economic, and statistical analysis to assist clients and to support expert witnesses. Forensic Economics always responds quickly and effectively to our clients' needs. The scope of our litigation support includes drafting and evaluating deposition questions, preparing analyses for experts for deposition, trials, and arbitration proceedings, and assisting attorneys in deposition of opposing experts.

Forensic Economics stays on the leading edge of economic research by maintaining a close relationship with the faculty of one of the nation's leading business schools, the William E. Simon Graduate School of Business Administration at the University of Rochester. Through our academic contacts we will always find the expert witness best suited for the assignment.