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10 Mistakes Damages Experts Make in Lost Profits Valuation

Published: June 12, 2026

When lost profits are in dispute, relatively small valuation assumptions can materially affect claimed damages. This litigation-focused guide highlights ten recurring valuation issues that can significantly influence lost profits analyses and damages calculations.

Damages Insights Series #1: Failure to Analyze the Relevant Economy

Published: June 10, 2026

Using peak historical performance without adjusting for current economic conditions may overstate damages estimates. This issue explores one of the most common errors in lost profits analysis and illustrates how economic assumptions can materially affect damages calculations.

White Paper Series | Summer 2025: Key Issues in Assessing Business Interruption Lost Profit Claims

Published: July 23, 2025

This white paper examines common issues in business interruption and lost profits claims, including the distinction between lost revenues and lost profits, mitigation of damages, expert qualifications, and proper economic analysis. It provides practical guidance for attorneys, insurers, and financial professionals evaluating commercial damages.