Ms. Crippes assists individuals, companies, and attorneys facing complex disputes involving financial and economic issues. A Chartered Financial Analyst® (CFA Charterholder), Ms. Crippes regularly provides business valuation and economic damages analyses to clients in a variety of industries and circumstances.
Ms. Crippes has valued businesses and ownership interests within disputes involving breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, shareholder oppression, and post-acquisition claims, among others. Ms. Crippes has also valued businesses for mergers and acquisitions and corporate planning purposes. Ms. Crippes additionally has experience in providing financial and forensic investigation in marital disputes. Her practice spans the real estate, mining & metals, oil & gas, and financial services industries, among others.
Prior to joining Secretariat, Ms. Crippes worked at a multinational expert consultancy, providing services within the firm’s Forensic & Litigation Consulting practice. Ms. Crippes also has prior experience working at a large investment management firm. Ms. Crippes worked with a variety of investment management functions including mutual fund accounting, securities lending trading and valuation, and auditing fixed income and equity products.
Expanding Opportunities for Overseas Enforcement of PRC Judgments and Awards
Amanda Rasmussen and Kristine Kwok examine the gradual expansion of reciprocal enforcement regimes and the growing recognition of PRC judgments and arbitral awards in major jurisdictions, highlighting increasingly favorable conditions for cross-border recovery.
12 Secretariat Experts Recognized in Lexology’s 2025 Commercial Litigation Report
12 Secretariat experts have been recognized in the Lexology Index 2025 Commercial Litigation report for their exceptional work supporting clients in some of the world’s most complex and high-stakes disputes.
Managing Director Bob Broxson provided expert reports, deposition, and trial testimony on behalf of Marathon Oil Company in a historic trial – the first held by the Texas Business Courts since their opening in September 2024. The landmark case stemmed from natural gas delivery interruptions during the 2021 Winter Storm Uri.