About The 7th Edition of the Comprehensive Guide to Economic Damages

This new edition, edited by Bill Scally, Jimmy Pappas, and Steve Veenema, features 50 chapters drawing on the expertise of over 70 financial experts and attorneys.

The Comprehensive Guide to Economic Damages, 7^th Edition combines the economic expert’s knowledge of damages calculations and methods with legal and case analysis. It provides a deep and rich resource for financial experts and attorneys seeking guidance on appropriate remedies and related damages calculations, and addresses many of the problems that may arise in any case. With each successive edition of this guide, the editors and authors have drilled deeper into existing topics, and broadened the scope of damages material covered. The breadth and depth of topics discussed, along with 300 court case digests, makes this guide the most comprehensive body of knowledge relating to economic damages available.

Richard Bero, contributing author to

The Comprehensive Guide to Economic Damages

Seventh Edition

The fifty chapters in this new edition now extend over two volumes. This ever-expanding guide is about financial evidence: how to gather it, interpret it, and tell its story in a lawsuit or litigation setting.

Among other topics, three brand new chapters address commercial success, economic damages in cryptocurrency, and lost profits analysis in cannabis establishments.

Beginning with the seventh edition, purchasers will be able to access damages-related case digests sourced from BVR’s extensive digest collection digitally, allowing readers to filter by case type, jurisdiction, and court.

Highlights of the New Edition Include:

♦ A knowledge base that allows for a better working relationship between a financial expert and the attorney. Experts are most beneficial to attorneys when they’re well-informed about damage remedies and the context in which they are calculated. When an expert is more knowledgeable, he or she can be more valuable to the attorney in terms of the various options for remedies, given a particular context.

♦ Comprehensive materials on a variety of damages measures—This new edition includes measurements on lost profits or value, unjust enrichment, intellectual property damages, other commercial damages, and expanded content on personal injury and wrongful termination.

♦ In-depth analysis—This guide includes expanded analysis of motions to exclude experts and a review of the concept of reasonable certainty, based on significant research on the topic.