Monday, May 15, 2023

6:00 PM to 8:30 PM (Eastern Daylight Time)

Pond House Cafe

1555 Asylum Ave, West Hartford, Connecticut, United States

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21 people have already registered for this event.

  • Anthony Minchella
  • John Bonee
  • Michael McCormack
  • Scott Garosshen
  • Edward McCreery
  • Scott Schwefel
  • Michael Berman
  • Richard Greenspan
  • Jonathan Kaplan
  • Sylvia Rutkowska
  • Frank Scinto
  • Michelle Napoli
  • AnnMarie Cienava Rocco
  • Alexander Sarris
  • Patrick Klingman
  • Eliot Gersten
  • Lenny Isaac
  • Karen Dowd
  • William Murray
  • Scott Harrington
  • Sylvia Ho

How to Measure Damages

Program Description

Have you ever needed to measure economic damages in a lawsuit?  Been frustrated when the judge or jury awarded more (or less) than was appropriate?  We don't always give damages the attention they deserve.  But they can make or break a lawsuit.

Join us for an evening with William Murray, CPA/ABV/CFF, ASA, who brings his over 35 years of experience to bear.  You will leave with a clear understanding of the accounting concepts behind damages, so you can better spot problems before they arise, and communicate to judge and jury the grounds for your request. 

You will learn

  • The fundamental accounting concepts used when calculating economic damages
  • How to spot holes in your and your opponent's analysis
  • An overview of expectation damages, lost profits, mitigation, present value, and interest

Cost

$58
(seating is limited)

CLE Credit

1.0 CT Credit (General)

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Contact

Member Service Center
Email: msc@ctbar.org