MVA and Medical Negligence Claims
We calculate Loss of Income or Loss of Support in a wide range of personal injury and medical negligence claims.
We work with business owners, entrepreneurs and micro-traders to compile the financial documentation needed to gain a comprehensive understanding of the claimant’s business interests.
The Rudman Principle: We have an in-depth understanding of Rudman vs. Road Accident Fund and based on the principles of this case we are able to build robust claims.
Small MVA claims
We have a special interest in small claims, where records rarely exist. These businesses are often a personal service or trade and lend themselves to relatively simple analysis. We examine the claimant’s lifestyle and source collateral evidence to determine a probable indication of pre-accident income. These claims fall within the capped environment and give claimants a fighting chance at a fair settlement.
Our process
Once we have been instructed by a client, we analyse and construct financial documentation to fully understand the claimant’s commercial interests. We also take into account the medico-legal reports. We then interpret and summarise our findings, and present them in a manner that is both properly supported and easy to understand.
Commercial damages & Business valuations
We are able to investigate and quantify damages in a broad range of commercial scenarios.
We calculate business valuations based on the most appropriate basis: Discounted Cash Flow, Earnings multiples or Net Asset Value.
Our valuations take into account the fundamentals of the business to determine its current health and likely growth trajectory.
Matrimonial dispute resolution
In the case of matrimonial disputes, we deal with the valuation of the estate, including business interests, property and other assets.
Analysis of the parties income and expenses establishes a robust basis for maintenance claims.
We examine all financial documentation and may carry out a lifestyle analysis where required or in circumstances where information is incomplete.