Publisher's Synopsis
The definitive guide to success in business interruption litigation
Whether they result from a business interruption or other corporate events, commercial damages are often difficult to measure.
The process can be complicated, with millions of dollars at stake for claimants and/or plaintiffs, as well as insurance companies and defendants all of whom must rely on accurate calculations of losses that will hold up in negotiation or litigation.
A must for accountants, insurance adjusters and other insurance professionals, attorneys, and economists, Measuring Business Interruption Losses and Other Commercial Damages helps you navigate the complexities of this interdisciplinary field. Here, you'll find overviews of research and practices in subfields of economics, giving you points of reference that you can use in working with a team of professionals. The book also applies a much–needed, cohesive framework to the study of forensic economics: the first half of the book reviews damages resulting from the interruption of a business's operations; subsequent chapters then discuss related types of commercial damages.
Measuring Business Interruption Losses and Other Commercial Damages is your blueprint for expertly analyzing business interruption losses and, ultimately, success in your practice.
