| The financial evaluation of risks and contingencies
is the basis of actuarial work. I use a combination of historical
information, trends, and upcoming financial changes to establish
a dollar value and quantify the future value of a current issue.
Through my opinion I then can relate understandable answers to complex
financial questions.
Because no two cases are exactly alike, I tailor each report to
the individual situation. Special consideration is given to the
make up of individuals including their personal history and habits.
This results in an opinion which focuses on the individual involved
rather than a “standard” view.
As an attorney, you handle numerous cases in which a sound financial
evaluation is critical to the effective representation of your
clients whether they are businesses or individuals.
Needs involving businesses may be triggered by merger or acquisition,
dissolution of a business, insurance settlements, employee grievances,
or any number of different issues.
For an individual, the need can arise from an insurance claim,
accident, wrongful death, employment, divorce, estate settlement,
or from life’s other pecuniary situations.
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