Lynda Borucki's Email & Phone

Lynda Borucki is a financial economist. She has over fifteen years of experience providing advice and developing expert testimony on the application of corporate finance and economics in both litigation and strategic engagements. Her background includes a wide range of assignments for the banking, electric, insurance, natural gas, oil, pharmaceutical and telecommunications industries. Her projects have included the development and critique of damage claims, the valuation of assets, businesses and securities, cost of capital/discount rate estimation, evaluation of structured finance transactions, and the economic analysis of contractual arrangements and regulations. She has been a consulting expert to clients named in securities litigation matters and has led large teams supporting multiple academics in some of the most recent high profile fraud cases. This work has involved estimation of damages in securities cases where she evaluated both defendant and plaintiff damages analyses, analyzed causation and analyzed damages in the associated bankruptcy matters. Ms. Borucki has also been retained as an expert witness on various finance matters relating to liability issues and damages. For the past four years, she has been a lead speaker at the Law Seminars International Conference on Estimating Damages in Securities Litigation. During her tenure at The Brattle Group, she has collaborated over several years with financial expert Professor Stewart C. Myers, co-author of the leading graduate textbook on corporate finance. Prior to joining The Brattle Group, Ms. Borucki was an Associate with Putnam, Hayes and Bartlett, Inc. She also taught economics at the Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University. She has a bachelor's degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in Math and Economics and a graduate degree in Managerial Economics and Decisions Sciences from the Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University.