Financial Expert Witnesses in Washington

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Financial expert witnesses practice in a variety of fields, including litigation support, valuation, and forensic accounting. Some of the most common specialties include damages calculations, fraud investigations, business valuation, and bankruptcy analysis. They can opine on the effects of financial misconduct, contract breaches, market fluctuations, and corporate governance failures.

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  1. Taxes & Trusts Expert Witness

    Review Fee
    $300/hr
    Deposition Fee
    $550/hr
    Court Fee
    $550/hr

    Prior to her academic career, this expert worked as an attorney for the Internal Revenue Service for nearly 15 years. While with the IRS, she tried 50 cases before the United States Tax Court, dealing with issues including fraud, business deductions, mergers and acquisitions, TEFRA partnerships, corporate expenses, and exempt organizations. She earned her JD at DePaul University and currently teaches law at Prestigious University. This expert was a Fulbright Professor of Law for the 2007-2008 academic year in Beijing, China and a Fulbright Distinguished Chair Professor of Law in Shanghai, China for the 2014-2015 academic year.

    Professor of Law, A Pacific Northwestern University

    Juris Doctor (JD), DePaul University

    Spokane,

    Washington

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  1. Bankruptcy Law & Corporate Financial Restructuring Expert Witness

    Review Fee
    $495/hr
    Deposition Fee
    $595/hr
    Court Fee
    $595/hr

    This highly-qualified expert in bankruptcy law has over 15 years of experience in his field, with extensive experience in myriad commercial law matters, including bankruptcy, contract disputes, commercial loans, financial restructuring, fiduciary duties, fraudulent transfer law, corporate responsibility, leveraged buyouts, and securities. He earned his BA in business administration from the University of Miami and his JD from the University of Michigan Law School. He is active in his field with 8 peer-reviewed journal articles published with a focus on corporate bankruptcy. In addition, his recent publications have been recognized by the Harvard Law School Bankruptcy Roundtable and have appeared in the University of Connecticut Law Review, the University of Cincinnati Law Review, and the American Bankruptcy Law Journal. Before joining academia, he practiced complex financial restructuring at Latham & Watkins and Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy in Los Angeles and Baker Botts in Houston. While in private practice, he participated in cases involving Lehman Brothers and Trump Hotel & Casino Resorts. He then transitioned to academia, serving as an associate professor of law at Lewis & Clark Law School. During the 2018-2019 academic year, this expert was a Fulbright Schuman Scholar and served as a visiting professor at the University of Oxford Law School. Currently, he is a professor of law and the co-director of the Center for Business Law & Innovation at a law school in Oregon, as well as the editor-in-chief for a major law publication.

    Professor, A Law School in OR

    Juris Doctor (JD), University of Michigan Law School

    Oregon

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What is a financial expert witness?

A financial expert witness is a qualified finance professional who provides specialized opinions in legal cases. They assist by reviewing financial records, analyzing damages, testifying in court, and clarifying complex money issues.

What types of cases can a financial expert witness opine on?

A financial expert witness opines on fraud, damages, business valuation, bankruptcy, securities, forensic accounting, marital dissolution, tax disputes, and commercial litigation.

How do you evaluate the credibility of a financial expert witness’s methodology?

Evaluate a financial expert witness’s methodology by checking accepted industry standards, transparent data sources, reproducible calculations, and peer‑reviewed or legally tested methods.

What specific credentials should a financial expert witness have for complex commercial disputes?

A financial expert witness for complex commercial disputes should have a CPA or CFA, advanced finance/accounting degree, relevant industry experience, and strong litigation or forensic credentials.

How do you assess the independence of a financial expert witness from the retaining party?

To assess the independence of a financial expert witness, review prior relationships, compensation structure, case volume from the retaining party, and any potential conflicts of interest.

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