Property

We have always taken an independent and technical approach to our analysis.

Our task is to measure the financial impact of any scenario, by analysing where a claimant would have been but for the loss versus where they are now.

We have significant experience assisting with claims ranging from sole traders to listed entities. Whether a claim is several thousands of pounds or several million we believe as forensic accountants we can add value to the process.

Every claim warrants the same level of attention and expertise. For example, a smaller claim can benefit more from the involvement of a professional accountant with business interruption experience due to the lack of in-house accounting staff within a smaller business. In such instances we are perfectly placed to assist with experience across a range of industries.

We can assist with:

• Reviewing the claimant’s forecast performance to actual results surrounding, or during, the interruption.
• Reviewing the financial records and operational data.
• Researching and analysing industry data to determine any external factors or trends.
• Interviewing the claimant’s or defendant’s personnel or stakeholders.
• Quantifying losses attributable to, and separate from, the damage.
• Providing expert witness support and testimony if required.

SME Claims

We classify a SME claim as a non-litigious claim of up to £5 million. We have dealt with over 15,000 SME claims from sole trader hairdressers and national café chains to international property groups.

To assist with SME business interruption claims we offer a competitive flat rate. We are always happy to discuss how we can assist, and in our experience, early involvement or an initial review can ease the process further down the line.

Large Claims

We classify a large loss as above £5 million. We have experience across a range of industries and loss types including large industrial, energy, property and manufacturing claims both domestically and internationally. We also have experience, and can respond quickly, in the event of a natural disaster or catastrophic event.