Legal and Regulatory
Recuperating Lost Profits
When contractors take on a contract, they also take on risk of delay, defect or breach of contract that can result in damages. When that happens, one remedy is recuperation of lost profits damages.
By Bradford Muir and Zachary Reichenbach
August 3, 2018
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by Bradford Muir
Bradford Muir is an analyst in the Forensic and Valuation Services Group at Ellin & Tucker in Baltimore, MD. As an analyst, Brad prepares detailed analyses for valuations and expert reports, as well as conducts industry and client research. Brad is a graduate of George Washington University.
by Zachary Reichenbach
As a principal in Ellin & Tucker’s Forensic and Valuation Services Group and member of the firm since 2008, Zach Reichenbach, CFA, CPA / ABV has extensive experience providing expert testimony in federal court and providing litigation services for domestic and international commercial damage and valuation engagements. He specializes in complex commercial damages, valuation, intellectual property, and forensic accounting assignments. Zach has worked on hundreds of cases ranging from simple contract disputes to complex litigation with millions of dollars at stake
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