"I would highly recommend him; he is a formidable opponent"
"An experienced and knowledgeable practitioner, especially in gas pricing and oil uptake disputes"
"A very competent and pragmatic expert who is a pleasure to work with"
David is a chartered accountant with over 30 years of experience in the assessment of damages and forensic accounting. He has been appointed to act as an expert more than 100 times and has provided oral testimony, both in court and to arbitral tribunals, on 20 occasions.
David has given oral testimony (including being involved in witness conferencing) before the courts and tribunals across Europe, Asia, the Middle East and North America. He has been appointed under AAA, ICC, LCIA, SCC and UNICITRAL rules and as a damages expert in bilateral investment treaty cases.
David specialises in valuations and the quantification of damages. The sectors his cases have covered include oil and gas, commodity trading, construction, property, pharmaceutical, telecommunications, manufacturing, hotels, retail, entertainment and financial services.
David also has significant forensic accounting, fraud and financial investigation experience, and has worked on cases involving the restatement of accounts. He has undertaken fraud and regulatory investigations in the UK, Europe and Asia, and has provided expert evidence on funds tracing issues. He has also worked on due diligence assignments and pre-lending reviews.
David is a fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, an associate of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and an accredited mediator. He been published on subjects ranging from cost control and procurement fraud to dispute resolution strategies and effective use of valuations.
David is a chartered accountant with over 30 years of experience in forensic accounting. He has been appointed to act as an expert more than 100 times and has provided oral testimony, both in court and to arbitral tribunals, on 18 occasions.
David has given oral testimony (including being involved in witness conferencing) before the courts and tribunals across Europe, Asia, the Middle East and North America. He has been appointed under AAA, ICC, LCIA, SCC and UNICITRAL rules and as a damages expert in bilateral investment treaty cases.
David specialises in valuations and quantification of damages. The sectors his cases have covered include oil and gas, commodity trading, construction, property, pharmaceutical, telecommunications, manufacturing, hotels, retail, entertainment and financial services.
David also has significant forensic accounting, fraud and financial investigation experience, and has worked on cases involving the restatement of accounts. He has undertaken fraud and regulatory investigations in the UK, Europe and Asia, and has provided expert evidence on funds tracing issues. He has also worked on due diligence assignments and pre-lending reviews.
David is a fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, an associate of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and an accredited mediator. He been published in a variety of magazines on subjects ranging from cost control and procurement fraud to dispute resolution strategies and effective use of valuations.
David is a chartered accountant with over 30 years of experience in forensic accounting. He has been appointed to act as an expert more than 100 times and has provided oral testimony, both in court and to arbitral tribunals, on 18 occasions.
David has given oral testimony (including being involved in witness conferencing) before the courts and tribunals across Europe, Asia, the Middle East and North America. He has been appointed under AAA, ICC, LCIA, SCC and UNICITRAL rules and as a damages expert in bilateral investment treaty cases.
David specialises in valuations and quantification of damages. The sectors his cases have covered include oil and gas, commodity trading, construction, property, pharmaceutical, telecommunications, manufacturing, hotels, retail, entertainment and financial services.
David also has significant forensic accounting, fraud and financial investigation experience, and has worked on cases involving the restatement of accounts. He has undertaken fraud and regulatory investigations in the UK, Europe and Asia, and has provided expert evidence on funds tracing issues. He has also worked on due diligence assignments and pre-lending reviews.
David is a fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, an associate of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and an accredited mediator. He been published in a variety of magazines on subjects ranging from cost control and procurement fraud to dispute resolution strategies and effective use of valuations.
David is a chartered accountant with over 30 years of experience in forensic accounting. He has been appointed to act as an expert more than 100 times and has provided oral testimony, both in court and to arbitral tribunals, on 18 occasions.
David has given oral testimony (including being involved in witness conferencing) in both litigation and arbitration, and has appeared before the courts and tribunals across Europe, Asia, the Middle East and North America. He has been appointed under AAA, ICC, LCIA, SCC and UNICITRAL rules and as a damages expert in bilateral investment treaty cases.
David specialises in valuations and quantification of damages. The sectors his cases have covered include oil and gas, commodity trading, construction, property, pharmaceutical, telecommunications, manufacturing, hotels, retail, entertainment and financial services.
David also has significant forensic accounting, fraud and financial investigation experience, as well as working on cases involving the restatement of accounts. He has undertaken fraud and regulatory investigations in the UK, Europe and Asia, and has provided expert evidence on funds tracing issues. He has also worked on due diligence assignments and pre-lending reviews.
David is a fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, an associate of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and an accredited mediator. He been published in a variety of magazines on subjects ranging from cost control and procurement fraud to dispute resolution strategies and effective use of valuation.