The Real Estate and Environmental Economics practice has been retained on some of the largest and most complex environmental matters around the world. We have experience ranging from single parcels to matters involving tens of thousands of parcels in all asset classes, including residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural. Our work has included the study of impacts alleged to have been caused by air emissions, ground water, surface water, soil, odors, noise and other disamentities.
Our team offers the following analytical services:
- Real Estate Damages/Class Certification Analysis: Cost, use and risk analysis related to allegations of property value diminution
- Value Assurance Programs/Institutional Control Programs: Proactive programs to address sales of properties at less than market value, access issues, releases or settlement programs
- Environmental Liabilities: Current and future damage, future contingent liabilities, EPA BEN and ABEL models
- Real Estate Research, Data Analytics and GIS: Statistical analysis, literature review, proprietary models, cycle analysis, cloudbased mapping solutions
Beyond Following the Money
June 11, 2025
When traditional forensic accounting hits a dead end, combining it with intelligence and asset tracing can uncover hidden wealth and maximize recoveries. This integrated approach adds significant value in investigations, litigation and bankruptcy matters.
Alvarez & Marsal Bolsters North Asia Disputes and Investigations Practice Hiring Kelvin Cheong as a Senior Director
June 9, 2025
A&M is pleased to announce the appointment of Kelvin Cheong as a Senior Director within its North Asia Disputes and Investigations practice.
AI Litigation, Enforcement and Compliance Risk: A Structured Response Framework
June 4, 2025
AI-related litigation and enforcement are no longer a future threat, it’s happening now. Companies are already facing investigations and class actions for overstated AI claims, algorithmic bias, misuse of training data and lack of model transparency. A&M experts examine the compliance landscape and share their structured approach to helping organizations navigate legal, regulatory and reputational AI risks.
From TAR to GenAI: Rethinking eDiscovery with Large Language Models
June 4, 2025
In this article, we explore how LLMs are reshaping document review, the risks and rewards of their use, and what this means for legal professionals navigating complex data challenges.
