Litigation Support & Financial Analysis
Financial Evidence
Your Case Can Rely On
Legal proceedings often turn on the quality of the financial analysis behind them. Numyra prepares damage calculations, lost profits analyses, and expert reports that hold up to scrutiny — drafted to work alongside counsel, not around them.
What This Delivers
Financial Analysis That Stands Up in Court
Financial evidence used in legal proceedings carries a different standard to internal analysis. It needs to be clear, defensible, and constructed in a way that withstands examination — whether by opposing counsel, a judge, or an arbitrator.
Numyra's litigation support work is prepared with that standard in mind from the outset. Damage calculations are documented step-by-step. Assumptions are stated explicitly. Expert reports are written in plain language that legal audiences can follow — without sacrificing the rigour that makes them credible.
Damage calculations and loss quantification
Structured financial analysis quantifying damages, lost profits, or financial losses — with all methodology documented and assumptions stated.
Expert report drafting
Written reports presenting financial findings in a format suitable for formal proceedings — clear, properly structured, and prepared to expert witness standards where required.
Coordinated with legal counsel
The financial analysis is prepared to integrate with the legal strategy — not in isolation. We work alongside your legal team throughout the engagement.
The Situation
When a Legal Matter Has a Financial Dimension
Commercial disputes, fraud allegations, and partnership disagreements rarely resolve on legal argument alone. The financial picture matters — and it needs to be built carefully.
Quantifying What Was Lost
Commercial disputes often hinge on what a party has actually lost. Estimating that figure — in a way that's defensible and clearly explained — requires analysis that goes beyond a back-of-envelope calculation.
Financial Evidence for Counsel
Legal counsel needs financial analysis that they can present with confidence. If the numbers aren't clearly supported, they become a point of vulnerability — something opposing counsel will probe.
Asset Tracing in Disputes
In fraud matters or partnership disputes, establishing where assets have moved — and documenting that trail clearly — often requires a dedicated financial examination separate from the legal strategy itself.
Our Approach
Analysis Built for the Courtroom
Litigation support work requires a particular discipline. The analysis has to be financially sound — but it also has to be communicated in a way that a non-financial audience can follow. Numyra prepares both.
Engagements begin with a detailed brief from you and your legal team. We establish what the financial questions are, what data is available, and what the analysis needs to address. Scope, assumptions, and the form of the deliverable are agreed before substantive work begins.
The resulting analysis is prepared to withstand examination. Methodology is documented. Alternative approaches are considered where relevant. Reports are written to clearly explain how each figure was arrived at.
Damage calculations
Quantification of financial losses with full methodology documentation — covering lost profits, diminished value, or other measurable financial harm relevant to the dispute.
Lost profits estimation
Analysis of what earnings or profits were disrupted, with stated assumptions and a clearly explained basis for the estimation — accounting for what can and cannot be quantified with certainty.
Asset tracing
Tracing financial flows to establish where assets have moved — documented in a format that supports legal argument rather than merely describing the findings.
Expert report drafting
Written reports presenting the financial analysis in a structured, plain-language format — suitable for submission in formal proceedings and prepared to the relevant expert evidence standards.
Working Together
How the Engagement Unfolds
Litigation support work is time-sensitive and structured. Here's what the process looks like from engagement to delivery.
Brief from Counsel
We receive a detailed brief from you and your legal team explaining the dispute, the financial questions in play, and what the analysis needs to address.
Scope and Data Review
We review the available financial data and documentation, confirm the scope of the analysis, and agree the form of the deliverable with your legal team before proceeding.
Analysis and Drafting
The financial analysis is prepared and the expert report drafted — with methodology, assumptions, and findings clearly explained throughout. Your legal team is kept informed as the work develops.
Delivery and Review
The completed report is delivered and reviewed with your legal team. We remain available to respond to follow-up questions or address points raised during proceedings.
Investment
Transparent Pricing
Litigation support engagements vary in scope and complexity. The starting price reflects a typical matter — larger disputes with more extensive financial data are scoped and priced accordingly.
Starting from
$4,200
USD — per engagement
Included in every engagement
Initial scoping with you and legal counsel
Review of financial records and relevant documentation
Damage calculations and/or loss quantification
Written expert report with documented methodology
Review session with legal team post-delivery
Factors That Affect Scope
More complex matters — involving larger financial datasets, multi-party disputes, or extended time periods — require additional analysis time. These engagements are scoped individually.
All fees are agreed in writing before the engagement begins.
Track Record
Experience in Litigation Contexts
Financial analyses prepared by Numyra have been used in formal proceedings across a range of commercial dispute types.
12+
Years preparing litigation support analyses
30+
Jurisdictions across which engagements have been conducted
Multi-type
Disputes covered — commercial, fraud-related, partnership, and more
Relied upon in formal proceedings
Financial analyses prepared by Numyra have been presented in arbitration, mediation, and court proceedings.
Works alongside legal counsel
Engagements are structured to support the legal team's strategy — not operate independently of it.
Sector breadth
Dispute analysis has covered financial services, construction, technology, professional services, and retail businesses.
Our Commitment
What You Can Count On
Methodology documented
Every figure in the analysis is traceable to its source and method. Nothing is left unexplained or unsupported — that standard is applied from the first draft.
Scope agreed before work begins
The deliverable, timeline, and fee are confirmed in writing with you and your legal team before substantive analysis begins. No scope changes without your knowledge and agreement.
No obligation to proceed
An initial conversation to discuss your matter carries no commitment. If our service isn't the right fit for your situation, we'll say so plainly.
Next Steps
How to Get Started
Litigation matters are often time-sensitive. Here's how the process from initial contact to engagement works.
Send a message
Use the contact form to briefly describe the matter and the type of financial analysis you need. Include whether you're a business party or acting as counsel.
Initial scoping call
We respond within two business days to arrange a conversation — with you directly or with your legal team. We'll confirm what data is available and what the analysis needs to produce.
Scope and fee confirmed
Deliverables, timeline, and fee are confirmed in writing. Work begins once terms are agreed.
Analysis and report delivery
The financial analysis is completed and the report delivered. We remain available to assist your legal team with follow-up questions through the proceedings.
Litigation Support & Financial Analysis
Ready to Discuss Your Matter?
Describe your situation and we'll discuss what the financial analysis would need to cover — and whether this engagement is the right fit.
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