Damages Quantification

Loss of profits damage quantification – a method to the madness

Fuller Landau team • September 09, 2019 The subcontractor that you hired on a project is suing you for non-payment. Even though the case has been going on for over a year, you still can’t believe the nerve. The amount of money that they cost you in delays, replacement materials and additional fees was extensive and led to their ultimate termination from ... Read more

Construction tender disputes – supporting the damages calculation

Fuller Landau team • August 19, 2019 In the construction industry, a tender process is a common way to choose a service provider. Typically, the lowest bid that meets the criteria wins, and the project gets underway without issue. However, situations may arise in which a bidder claims that they were unsuccessful due to the alleged actions of the tendering company. If ... Read more

Protecting your interests in a shareholder dispute

Fuller Landau team • November 26, 2018 Shareholder disputes with your Toronto business can arise for a number of reasons. There could be disagreements over the direction of the business, dishonesty on the part of controlling or minority shareholders, discrepancies in compensation, or a number of other causes. When becoming a shareholder in a company and if involved in a shareholder disp ... Read more

Hot-tubbing in cross-border litigation

Bruce Roher • September 19, 2017 Canadian and US businesses are expanding their reach into each other’s jurisdictions, often taking on new partners. As a result, shareholder disputes can arise, which can lead to cross-border litigation. As an expert witness in the areas of business valuation, economic damages, and forensic accounting, I have found that pre-trial hot-tubbing is o ... Read more

Forensic accounting: The ‘better safe than sorry’ approach to fraud investigations

Fuller Landau team • March 13, 2017 Forensic accounting services exist as a means of preventing, identifying, and reducing the risk of fraud. While the more dramatic cases may uncover large sums of missing funds over many years, the ideal approach to forensic accounting is to minimize the risk of fraud before it happens – or identify it as soon as possible. ... Read more