Jack Clitheroe
Partner
Partner
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Jack is a Partner and Regional Head of Disputes of our Forensic and Risk Advisory division, he is based in our Manchester office. He specialises in forensic assignments including, quantification of losses, business interruption, contentious business valuations, commercial disputes, transaction disputes, investigations into fraud allegations and other financial irregularities.
Jack has over 15 years of experience and is regularly appointed in matters relating to loss of profits claims, contract disputes, transaction disputes and contentious valuations. His recent instructions include conducting an expert determination and quantifying losses as a result of alleged breaches of contract in a dispute between a major retailer and one of its suppliers.
Jack also has experience delivering training to legal and finance professionals on his areas of expertise in the UK and Europe.
Prior to joining BTG, Jack spent 11 years at a Big Four accounting firm. He is a Chartered Accountant and a member of the ICAEW.
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340 Deansgate, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M3 4LY
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