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Calculating Lost Profits in Construction Claims

Calculating Lost Profits in Construction Claims: A Practical Guide.

Created byKnowledge Group
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IntermediateUpdated Jul 30, 2022
Calculating Lost Profits in Construction Claims

What You'll Learn

check_circleExplore the construction industry in the U.S construction claim & associated damages types
check_circleLearn about the delay claims and some construction delay types
check_circleUnderstand how direct and constructive changes are observed in the contacts and the ways disruption affects the processes
check_circleLearn the steps that are key to documenting the dispute and know about the claim methods courts prefer more

About This Course

Calculating lost profits in a construction dispute is an important factor to prove and recover claims of lost profits damages. However, this process presents a wide array of complexity and challenge for both parties as it requires thorough and accurate analyses of the evidence presented. The implementation of an appropriate calculation methodology must also be carefully considered.

With the risk issues associated with lost profits calculation, it is becoming more substantial for construction businesses and their counsel to be well equipped with a practical guide and the best practices to guarantee accurate calculation and ensure lost profits recovery.

In this LIVE Webcast, Robert McDonald, Director at Berkeley Research Group, will provide a practical guide on how to calculate lost profits in construction claims. As an expert, Robert will also address important issues affecting construction dispute management and resolution.

Some of the major topics that will be covered in this course are:

Construction Claims – Recent Trends and Developments Notable Court Rulings Common Risks and Pitfalls Practical Tips and Strategies in Calculating Lost Profits Outlook

Field of Study: Accounting

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Robert McDonald
Robert McDonald

Director at Berkeley Research Group, LLC

Robert McDonald, CPA, CFA, CGMA, CFF, Director Berkeley Research Group, LLC Mr. McDonald is a Director in Berkeley Research Group’s (BRG) Government Contracts Consulting Practice. He has over 20 years of consulting experience in both government contracting and commercial industries. His industry expertise includes work with major contractors in the aerospace & defense, construction, professional services, manufacturing, business services, information technology, telecommunications, biotech, as well as grant and cooperative agreement recipients in the not-for-profit and NGO fields. Mr. McDonald focuses on cost recovery, profit maximization, and risk management engagements involving government contract. Specifically, Mr. McDonald’s experience spans the entire lifecycle of government contracting accounting, finance, administration and compliance related matters, including contractor litigation and investigation support.

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