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Senior Associate, Damages and Valuations at Secretariat - ApplyBlast

Senior Associate, Damages and Valuations

Secretariat

1 day ago

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Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

The Senior Associate, Damages and Valuations role at Secretariat involves supporting complex business valuation and economic damages matters for high-profile legal and commercial disputes. The position requires collaborating with senior professionals and testifying experts to develop financial models, prepare expert reports, and analyze financial data. This role offers significant opportunities to contribute to hearings, trials, and mediations while developing technical expertise in valuation, finance, and economics.

Responsibilities

Prepare expert reports addressing business valuation and economic damages
Build and review financial and valuation models
Conduct economic and industry research to analyze financial information

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About Secretariat

secretariat-intl.com

Headquarters

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Company Size

501-1000 employees

Founded

2008

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Secretariat is an independent expert services and litigation consulting firm offering economic advisory, expert witness testimony, and litigation support. Its experts are trusted in the highest‑stakes legal, risk and regulatory matters around the world. Secretariat provides independent analysis, strategic advice and defensible expert opinions to assist law firms, corporations and regulators in disputes, investigations and proceedings. The firm assembles senior multidisciplinary practitioners to deliver clear, credible testimony and robust technical evidence.