May 17, 2021
We are excited to announce our expansion into India, welcoming economic damages and valuations expert Mrinal Jain as a director based in Mumbai.
“India has been a key component of our strategic growth plan for some time,” says Managing Director Don Harvey. “Adding Mrinal augments our existing strategy of actively participating in the growing Singapore-India corridor. With a local presence in India, we look forward to sharing our global best practices in expert witness services to Indian corporates and law firms.”
Managing Director Howard N Rosen, CPA, CA, CBV notes, “It is rare you have the opportunity to collaborate with a professional of Mrinal’s caliber and global perspective. I am excited to work with him as we grow our economic damages and valuations capabilities, not just in India, but across the Asia Pacific region.”
Mrinal brings with him almost 15 years of experience in the areas of quantum, financial, economic, and valuation issues. Among his many accolades he is recognized as one of the leading expert witnesses in international arbitration in Who’s Who Legal’s Arbitration 2021, as well as being included in WWL’s Thought Leader Arbitration 2021 list.
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Eric Poer, CPA, a globally recognized securities, accounting, valuation, and regulatory enforcement expert, was retained by Orrick, Herrington, and Sutcliffe LLP to provide expert and summary witness testimony in defense of Apple Inc., CEO Timothy Cook, and CFO Luca Maestri in a high-stakes securities class action dispute.
Neil Gaudion provided an expert report and testimony on behalf of Five Star Resort Owner, LLC, in construction dispute litigation surrounding a $2 billion Ritz-Carlton Hotel development. The jury awarded $2 million, plus interest, an amount determined from Mr. Gaudion’s testimony.