Guides for litigation solicitors
Forensic economics and expert witness practice—written for solicitors and counsel working to tight court deadlines.
When to Retain a Forensic Economist
Solicitor guide: when to retain a forensic economist for future earnings, capacity, and economic damages in personal injury and employment litigation.
Loss of Earning Capacity vs. Loss of Future Earnings
Guide for solicitors: loss of earning capacity vs loss of future earnings—measures, forum differences, and when each applies in litigation.
Present Value & Discount Rates in Economic Damages
Solicitor guide to present value discount rates in economic damages: Treasury yields, total offset, nominal vs real, and forum variations.
Coordinating Vocational & Economic Experts
How litigation solicitors coordinate vocational experts and forensic economists for earning capacity and employability damages.
CPR Part 35 (Ikarian Reefer) & CPR Part 35: Economic Expert Admissibility
Solicitor guide to CPR Part 35 (Ikarian Reefer) and CPR Part 35 admissibility for forensic economist expert testimony in courts across England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland.
Household Services in fatal accident Cases
Solicitor guide to household services economic damages in fatal accident: valuation, coordination with wage loss, and avoiding double recovery.
Quantify economic damages — instruct a forensic economist.
We connect UK litigation solicitors with qualified experts in future earnings, earning capacity, and court-ready economic analysis.