Amanda is a director with more than 25 years of forensic accounting experience and has been involved in forensic accounting in London since 1997. She focuses her practice on litigation support and the quantification of losses for personal injury and fatal accident claims.
Amanda has particular experience in medical negligence claims, lost years calculations and pension losses and has prepared expert witness reports for the court on behalf of claimants, defendants and in the role of single joint expert. She has also worked in the firm's Sydney office using her knowledge and experience on a variety of claims.
- Prepares expert accounting evidence for trial for claimants, defendants and on joint instruction
- Attends meetings with counsel and opposing accountants to narrow areas of disagreement
- Given evidence in court
- Presented seminars and workshops on various topics including the measurement of loss of earnings and pensions, forensic accounting and litigation support
- Written articles for various legal journals, such as the New Law Journal, Personal Injury Law Journal, Solicitors Journal and The Barrister, on loss of earnings, loss of pension benefits and occupational disease claims
- Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, fellow
- The Academy of Experts, member
- Expert Witness Institute, member
- UK Register of Expert Witnesses, accredited expert witness
- Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL), expert
Location
London, U.K.
Education
Bachelor of Arts in philosophy
The University of Sheffield