
LITIGATION SUPPORT AND CONSULTING EXPERT
Independent expert analysis, written reports, and testimony for commercial real estate litigation, arbitration, and dispute resolution. For attorneys and litigants. All work performed and delivered personally by Gregory J. Laskody.
Valuation disputes, lender liability, partnership dissolutions, breach of fiduciary duty, professional malpractice. Each requires an expert who can analyze the financials, render an independent opinion, and defend it under cross-examination.
Gregory J. Laskody has appraised the properties, underwritten the transactions, structured the capital stacks, and restructured the distressed assets. A former MAI, former state-certified general appraiser, and former state-certified appraisal instructor, he testifies from over thirty years of direct experience.
Independent expert analysis and written report
Deposition preparation and testimony
Trial testimony and cross-examination
Rebuttal analysis of opposing expert opinions
Consultation on CRE-specific litigation strategy
Mediation and arbitration support
CRE attorneys handling disputes involving valuation, underwriting, transaction analysis, or standards of care
Litigation firms that require an expert who can withstand rigorous cross-examination
Parties in partnership disputes, lender liability cases, or professional malpractice claims involving commercial real estate
In Career Transaction Volume
Years of Specialized Experience
CRE
Career Transcations
Full Economic Cycles (1988-2016)
Engagements are billed hourly, by up-front retainer, or both, and depending upon the matter.
A retainer is required upon engagement. The initial consultation with retaining counsel is confidential and carries no obligation.
Counsel and HAUTE discuss the case summary, the expertise required, and the engagement parameters. Gregory J. Laskody provides an honest assessment of fit.
Independent conflict checks, then a jointly defined scope, timeline, and deliverables set out in a written proposal and engagement letter.
Understand all of the economics, obligations, liabilities, and long-term implications.
Methodology, findings, and opinions, if requested. Drafts go to counsel for review; the final report follows applicable rules of procedure and disclosure.
Deposition, trial, arbitration, and mediation as the matter requires, in plain language that makes complex CRE finance accessible to judges, juries, and arbitrators.
Rebuttal of opposing opinions, supplemental discovery, updated analysis, and cross-examination preparation. HAUTE stays engaged through resolution.