Firm Overview Video
Subscribe(Text for those without flash or javascript) Fulcrum's professionals are experienced CPAs, MBAs, ASAs, CFAs, affiliated professors and industry specialists Our expertise encompasses damages analysis, lost profit studies, business and intangible asset valuations, appraisals, fraud investigations, statistics, forensic economic analysis, royalty audits, strategic and market assessments, computer forensics, electronic discovery and analysis of computer data.
Personal Injury and Wrongful Death
Fulcrum performs personal injury and wrongful death claims with the assistance of sophisticated models that address all the factors generally accepted in such matters. Fulcrum customizes its standard models (when required) based on the facts of each case.
Representative Projects
On numerous occasions, performed personal injury economic damage calculations. Such calculations considered lost earnings, lost benefits, replacement earnings (if any), expected work life, and the time value of money between the date of judgment and the dates of the expected future losses.
On several occasions, performed business appraisals and assessments of enterprises owned and operated by injured parties. Addressed reasons for a business' decline that were unrelated to the alleged injuries.
Performed numerous lost earnings claims (over one hundred) involving claimed injuries from a series of medical products produced by a pharmaceutical and medical products company.
Calculated lost earnings involving hundreds of persons involved in an environmental mass tort case. The plaintiffs varied considerably in terms of age, income, and other demographic factors. The calculations used a complex computer model that incorporated, age, prior earnings history, claimed ailment, education, and family background.
On several occasions, estimated the economic damages the defendant suffered (and may suffer in the future) from residential mold.
In numerous occasions, researched employment statistics where the plaintiff’s past earnings were either not available (usually due to youth), or were not representative of what the earnings potential might have been. Such research came from sources such as government data, industry organizations, or customized survey research.
Performed a lost earning calculation involving the wrongful death (airplane crash) of an extremely successful entrepreneur who was responsible for a portfolio of business interests. At the time, the claim was one of the largest wrongful death matters that had ever been litigated (over $100 million in alleged damages).