Mr. Dalrymple has extensive experience providing accounting, business, and litigation consulting to clients in matters involving economic damages, forensic accounting, and investigative support.
Los Angeles
Kyle Dalrymple is a licensed CPA and CFE with extensive experience consulting on various financial, economic, and accounting-related issues arising from business disputes and civil litigation. Mr. Dalrymple has assisted clients on matters involving claims for lost profits, termination costs, and other measures of economic damages resulting from breach of contract, business disputes, professional negligence, and other allegations. Mr. Dalrymple has also performed forensic investigations and fund-tracing analyses. He has extensive experience analyzing the financial condition and financial performance of businesses through the review of financial statements, public disclosures, accounting information, operational reports, and other business records.
Mr. Dalrymple has broad experience across industries, including financial services, construction, government contracts, real estate, oil & gas, renewable energy, maritime, aerospace, and insurance. He has prepared expert reports for complex damages and forensic accounting issues in U.S. State and Federal Court, as well as in ICC and AAA arbitrations. In addition, he has provided expert advice throughout legal disputes, including claim preparation and analysis, discovery, medication, and cross-examination of expert witnesses at trials and hearings.
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