Paul Burchett, Forensic Disputes and Investigations at Crowe UK

Paul Burchett

Associate Director, Forensic Disputes and Investigations
Manchester

I am an Associate Director in Crowe UK’s Forensic Disputes and Investigations team. My focus is on supporting clients in litigious disputes, or advising them on matters to avoid litigation and a possible lengthy/costly Court process.

I have extensive experience in running expert determinations, both in the UK and the Middle East, a form of Alternative Dispute Resolution that allows the parties to reach a settlement outside of the legal arena.

I am a Fellow of the ICAEW and regularly contribute to Crowe UK’s bi-monthly newsletter, providing topical forensic articles with a financial edge.

What I Do

  • Expert Witness, including:
    • Valuations
    • Expert Determinations
    • Investigations
    • Shareholder Disputes
    • Loss of profit claims
    • Dispute advisory.

My Clients

  • Solicitors
  • Barristers
  • Directors
  • Shareholders
  • Partnerships
  • Limited companies
  • Individuals.

My Insights

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Kicking a football
Finances on the move for Premier League and EFL
Premier League and EFL clubs face a new era of financial regulation as Squad Cost Ratio rules reshape football governance.
crowd cheering
Wealth and legal disputes driving Formula 1
F1 blends wealth with high stakes legal disputes, from IP battles to trademarks, as teams and drivers protect designs, brands and big-money interests.
people in a meeting
The importance of scope in investigations
A well-defined scope guides effective investigations by setting purpose, boundaries, and transparency to ensure credible and defensible findings.
Kicking a football
Finances on the move for Premier League and EFL
Premier League and EFL clubs face a new era of financial regulation as Squad Cost Ratio rules reshape football governance.
crowd cheering
Wealth and legal disputes driving Formula 1
F1 blends wealth with high stakes legal disputes, from IP battles to trademarks, as teams and drivers protect designs, brands and big-money interests.
people in a meeting
The importance of scope in investigations
A well-defined scope guides effective investigations by setting purpose, boundaries, and transparency to ensure credible and defensible findings.

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