BRG Professionals Recognized in International Who’s Who Legal: Consulting Experts

Experts from global strategic advisory and expert consulting firm Berkeley Research Group have been ranked among the top advisors across a range of areas in Who’s Who Legal’s 2018 Consulting Experts (WWL) guide.

With twenty-three experts recognized by WWL in the US, UK, Australia, Hong Kong, Brazil, and the UAE in quantum of damages, competition economics, construction, digital and data, and forensic investigations, BRG is a leading firm that demonstrates its global strength in these regions and disciplines. BRG is “a go-to firm for complex mandates in the quantum of damages space,” according to WWL.

In Financial Advisory and Valuation – Quantum of Damages, Richard Boulton, QC stands out as one of the most highly nominated quantum of damages experts. As the top Thought Leader for EMEA, Boulton is recognized as being a “truly outstanding practitioner and the very best” in his field. According to clients, “He brings great experience to his practice.” In the Financial Advisory and Valuation category, Boulton is also recognized as a leading corporate tax expert. Daniel Ryan stands out as “a prominent figure” in the European market and is “well known for his superb work” handling business valuations and damages quantification. David Teece is praised for his outstanding financial expertise in the economics arena. Christopher Goncalves is “highly sought after by clients who commend him for ‘his combination of commercial knowledge and testifying skills’ as well as his ‘very impressive oral testimony.’” Jonathan Humphrey is well known and noted for his “outstanding expertise.” Mustafa Hadi “stands out as ‘an elite practitioner’ who peers would ‘highly recommend’ for his valuations and damages work.” One source remarks: “He’s extremely bright and always a great pleasure to work with.” Ben Nolan “is well respected within the market for the outstanding financial damages analyses he provides when it comes to complex construction claims.” Heiko Ziehms “is recognised for his excellent knowledge and presentation abilities and is considered a ‘go-to expert.'” Bala Dharan is also recognized in the list.

In Economics – Competition Economists, David Teece is “‘extremely highly regarded’ for his long-standing prowess in the field of competition economics.” David Scheffman is a noted scholar with years of experience working with the public sector and is a seasoned testifying expert “widely praised for his superb consulting on matters of competition policy.” Henry Kahwaty and David Kaplan are also recognized in the list. Cleve Tyler is identified among Future Leaders, along with Shireen Meer, who is “a widely respected name in applied economics relating to class actions, IP and breach of contract claims.”

In Construction – Quantum and Delay, Richard Fultineer “remains a firm favourite among market sources who admire his strong track record advising on issues in the energy, construction and utilities spaces.” Michael Kenyon “draws high praise for his outstanding expertise in construction disputes and damage analysis, areas in which he is considered a leading expert witness.”

In Digital & Data – Digital Forensic Experts, Michael Bandemer is noted for his “excellent work providing testimony in complex litigation and arbitration proceedings.” Kevin Hamilton appears among the Future Leaders.

In Investigations – Forensic Accountants, Ben Johnson is recognized as a leading forensic accountant and listed among the Thought Leaders for EMEA: “He impresses peers with his extensive investigative experience and ‘is very diligent and professional in the work that he does.’” Mustafa Hadi receives “international endorsements for his superb forensic practice and vast experience in technical commercial investigations.” Richard Boulton is also recognized in the list.