Instruction and scope
We agree scope, assumptions, document requirements, and timetable before work commences. Instructions are summarised in the report in line with CPR Part 35.
About Us
Negligence Loss Expert provides courts, solicitors, insurers, and claimants with independent financial loss quantification expert evidence in UK negligence proceedings. Our work is confined to quantum: establishing what financial loss was caused by the negligent act, on the facts and assumptions before the expert.
We act in professional negligence, medical and clinical negligence, financial adviser negligence, and related claims across England and Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. All formal reports are prepared to CPR Part 35 standards where civil proceedings apply.
England & Wales · Scotland · Northern Ireland
Our approach to quantum
Document review and reconstruction
We analyse financial records, pleadings, and expert material to reconstruct past loss and model future loss on stated assumptions.
Transparent modelling
Ogden multipliers, loss-of-a-chance weighting, counterfactual portfolios, and business loss models are disclosed with assumptions open to scrutiny.
Report and joint discussion
Reports comply with CPR Part 35 and Practice Direction 35. We engage constructively in joint statements and court-directed discussions where required.
Our values
Independence
Expert opinions formed without outcome interest, without pressure from instructing parties, and without prior commitment to any quantum figure. The duty is to the court.
Rigour
Every loss quantification grounded in disclosed methodology, verifiable financial data, and defensible assumptions. No black-box calculations.
Proportionality
Expert evidence calibrated to the value and complexity of the claim, from high-value commercial negligence to modest individual loss-of-earnings claims.
Precision
Negligence loss quantification is forensic financial analysis, not estimation. Every figure in every report must be traceable to its source.
Questions about expert evidence?
Our FAQ explains instructing a financial loss expert, Ogden Tables, loss of a chance, Single Joint Experts, and CPR Part 35 requirements.
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