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Disputes and Expert Accounting offers the reassurance of an effective response that is supported by a combination of forensic accounting, investigative, valuation and economic skills as well as relevant industry l specialists across the global PwC network. We help you make well informed decisions, whether in the boardroom or the courtroom.
We engage with our clients on a wide range of matters including:
litigation
arbitration
mediation
expert determination
regulatory.
We work with our clients and their legal council to establish the facts, analyse the issues and develop a dispute resolution strategy.
Whether you are already in or contemplating a dispute, we work with you to plan the best response and deal with it effectively.
PwC Disputes
In today's business world, a dispute can take many forms. You could be facing a breach of contract or of warranty, delays on a capital project, joint venture setbacks, or a major insurance claim. Resolving disputes can be complex and puzzling, and in a globalised world you can face unfamiliar and sometimes conflicting.
These bullet points can be made one as they speak to the same thing just in different wording.
Our methodology includes answering key questions that allow us to:
We assist with quantification, trial preparation, discovery assistance and providing evidence in legal proceedings.
We act as independent adjudicators, commercial arbitrators and mediators as well as assist with the preparation as experts for submissions to various forums.
We act as independent valuation experts when for example parties cannot agree on the warranty or earn-out calculations or the full / portion of purchase price to be paid.
We support the process by assessing the quantum of claims and assisting with preparations for trial.
We help clients to investigate, assess and prepare for commercial and treaty-based claims, working closely with them at each stage of the dispute resolution process.
We provide assistance in managing claims, including personal injury, property, business interruption, professional liability, product recall etc and quantifying resulting losses – both for clients bringing claims and for insurance companies, Government bodies, and other entities responding to and defending claims.
Electronic Discovery (or e-disclosure) refers to the process where electronic data is required, then discovered, secured, processed and analysed for relevant data to be used (presented) as evidence. We make use of industry leading procedures and methodology to ensure that the integrity and quality of the data is not compromised and that data is processed in an efficient and cost-effective manner.