Mr. Turner consults on economic and financial issues in complex commercial litigation and regulatory disputes, drawing on expertise in accounting and financial economics.

This expertise extends to matters involving public disclosures, contract disputes, corporate veil piercing, general damages, and antitrust, supporting attorneys and experts through discovery, deposition, and trial. His work spans industries such as healthcare, pharmaceuticals, consumer packaged goods, financial services, and technology.

Mr. Turner has scrutinized company valuations and their underlying assumptions, assessed cost allocations, and analyzed financial forecasts. He leverages his knowledge of internal accounting information systems to extract, structure, and analyze complex financial records to inform damages analyses, loss causation, forensic accounting, and fraud investigations.

Additionally, Mr. Turner has extensive experience in merger litigation, supporting government regulators and merging parties in evaluating merger efficiencies, failing firm defense, and divestiture remedies.

Practices
Education

Stanford University Graduate School of Business
MBA

University of California, Santa Cruz
MS in Applied Economics & Finance
BA in Global Economics, Highest Honors