Services
Litigation Support and Expert Witness Testimony
Appraisals prepared to stand up to cross-examination, and expert testimony in Connecticut courts, depositions, arbitration and administrative hearings.
Built for testimony
Every assumption is documented and every adjustment is supported, so the report holds up when the other side's attorney and appraiser go through it line by line.
Disputes we support
Contract and lease disputes, partnership and shareholder disputes, divorce, estate and probate disputes, tax appeals, condemnation and lender liability.
Rebuttal and review
We review the opposing appraisal and explain where it falls short. Mike Baldi holds the AI-GRS review designation.
Depositions, trial and arbitration
We can explain our conclusions clearly to a judge, jury, arbitrator or hearing board.
Common questions
When should an attorney bring in an appraiser?
As early as possible. An early consultation or review can shape strategy before positions harden.
Can you review the other side's appraisal?
Yes. A review can be done as a consulting assignment or as a formal USPAP review, depending on how it will be used.
Need a commercial appraisal?
Tell us about the property and what the appraisal is for. We will respond with a fee and a delivery date, usually within one business day.