Negligence Loss Expert quantifies financial loss across eight core practice areas. Each area involves distinct financial modelling, procedural requirements, and evidential standards under UK negligence law.
Financial loss arising from negligent professional services, including wasted costs, lost transaction value, and loss of a chance quantification.
Wasted costs, lost transaction value, loss of a chance, consequential business loss
Past and future loss of earnings, pension loss, and earning capacity in clinical negligence, aligned with medical expert evidence on prognosis.
Past and future loss of earnings, pension loss, Ogden Tables, Smith v Manchester
Investment loss, counterfactual portfolio returns, pension transfer loss, and tax charges from negligent IFA and investment advice.
Investment loss, counterfactual returns, pension transfer loss, tax charges
Reconstruction of past earnings, career trajectory modelling, and Ogden multiplier application for earning capacity loss.
Past earnings reconstruction, career trajectory, Ogden multipliers, earning capacity
Application of Ogden Tables, life expectancy assumptions, discount rate, and multiplier or multiplicand analysis for future losses.
Ogden Table application, life expectancy, discount rate, multiplier and multiplicand
Defined benefit and defined contribution pension loss, Blamire awards, and coordination with actuarial evidence where required.
Defined benefit loss, defined contribution loss, Blamire awards, actuarial interaction
Lost profits, wasted expenditure, business interruption, and goodwill loss in commercial negligence disputes.
Lost profits, wasted expenditure, business interruption, goodwill loss
Financial cascade from primary negligence loss, third party losses, and interest calculations across claim types.
Financial cascade from primary loss, third party losses, interest calculations