Contract disputes can result for various reasons, such as a disagreement over vague contract language, or simply the inability or unwillingness of a party to perform under the terms of the agreement.  Frequently, such disputes require financial experts to analyze the economic impact resulting from the breach of contract.

Examples of our experience in quantifying damages in such matters include the following: 

• Quantified lost profits due to a large oil and gas company having prevented a distributor from expanding inside of a designated geographic territory.

• Quantified lost profits due to over payments and over allocations of natural gas products to suppliers of natural gas liquids.

• Quantified lost profits due to its energy trading and marketing service provider’s failure to execute contracts placed for the future purchase of natural gas.

• Quantified lost profits due to an energy trading and marketing company’s alleged failure to properly identify profits associated with speculative trading.

• Quantified lost profits resulting from defendant’s alleged failure to fund field improvement investments sought by plaintiff.