Financial Expert Witness Services for Attorneys
CPA-, CFF-, and CIRA-credentialed financial expert witness support for bankruptcy, solvency, valuation, and commercial litigation matters.
Why Expert Witness Credentials Matter
When the outcome of a case turns on financial analysis — solvency, damages, business valuation, or the treatment of a disputed transaction — the credibility of your expert matters as much as the analysis itself. As a Certified Public Accountant, Certified in Financial Forensics (CFF), and Certified Insolvency & Restructuring Advisor (CIRA), John Tittle brings both the technical credentials and the real-world operating and restructuring experience to withstand cross-examination and scrutiny from opposing experts.
Matters We Typically Support
Engagements most often involve:
Areas We Typically Cover- Bankruptcy and insolvency litigation
- Solvency and fraudulent transfer analysis
- Business valuation disputes
- Shareholder and partnership disputes
- Preference action and avoidance action analysis
- Damages quantification in commercial litigation
What Litigation Teams Can Expect
Daubert-Relevant Credentials
CPA, CFF (Certified in Financial Forensics), CGMA, CTP, CIRA, and CDBV credentials, backed by 40+ years of financial and restructuring experience.
Real Bankruptcy Court Experience
Led Deloitte's Mid-America Region Reorganization Services Practice and has advised creditor committees, bank groups, and companies directly in bankruptcy proceedings.
Conference & Publication History
Has presented at the American Bankruptcy Institute, the National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges, the National Association of Bankruptcy Trustees, and the State Bar of Texas Advanced Business Bankruptcy Conference, and authored articles on valuation issues in bankruptcy and solvency opinions.
Clear, Court-Ready Communication
Reports and testimony built to translate complex financial matters into language a judge, jury, or arbitrator can follow.
Expert Witness Retention — Frequently Asked Questions
What types of matters do you testify in?
Primarily bankruptcy and insolvency litigation, solvency and fraudulent transfer disputes, business valuation disputes, and related commercial litigation involving complex financial questions.
What is your retention process?
Retention typically begins with a confidential conflict check and case discussion, followed by scoping the engagement — document review, analysis, and reporting — around your case timeline and needs.
Do you testify at deposition and trial, or only prepare reports?
Both. Engagements can include written expert reports, deposition testimony, and trial or arbitration testimony, depending on what the matter requires.
What geographic courts do you work in?
Primarily Texas state and federal courts, including bankruptcy court, with experience extending to matters outside Texas as the engagement requires.
Looking for a General Overview of Our Expert Witness Capabilities?
Visit our Expert Witness Testimony page for a broader look at how we support litigation and dispute resolution.
Expert Witness Testimony in Financial Disputes
What Texas attorneys and business owners should expect from a credible financial expert witness.
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