David is a Managing Director at Armanino Advisory in Chicago, IL where he specializes in the causation and determination of economic damages in commercial disputes as well as the valuation and licensing of intellectual property. I have testified on economic damages in state and federal courts and arbitration settings, and performed IP and business valuations for various reasons. My clients include law firms, large and small corporations, individuals and non-profits. I am a licensed Certified Public Accountant in Illinois and have presented on litigation support and damages topics. Prior to this role, David served as Managing Director at Ankura Consulting Group.
In the area of litigation, David has consulted clients involved in patent, trademark, trade secret and copyright infringement matters, as well as antitrust and breach of contract issues. These engagements involved reasonable royalty determinations, lost profits calculations, price erosion, convoyed sales, unjust enrichment and financial performance analysis. Furthermore, his litigation consulting includes the determination of market royalty rates, relevant costs, opportunity assessment, lost sales and market share, among others.
David has worked on valuation projects including patents, computer software, trade secrets, trademarks, and membership lists, conducted in a variety of contexts, such as joint ventures, licensing, related party transactions, and communications to investors.
David’s professional experience has encompassed a diverse range of industries, including consumer products, information services, telecommunications, construction, credit repair services, medical products, biotechnology, food and beverage, scrap metal, packaging materials, and non-profit, among others.
A licensed Certified Public Accountant in Illinois and Certified in Financial Forensics. David has presented on various intellectual property valuation and litigation topics to organizations, such as the American Intellectual Property Law Association, Chicago Bar Association, Intellectual Property Law Association of Chicago, and Loyola Law School.