Steve Moseley is a leader of BRG’s Business Insurance Claims practice.
He has over thirty years of experience providing forensic accounting, damage analysis, and business insurance claim consulting services. He has been retained to calculate damages on complex matters related to breach of contract, business interruption, extra expense, construction and builder’s risk claims, product recalls, data breach/cybercrime, crime/fraud, and third-party liability including environmental, asbestos, and other health hazard claims.
Mr. Moseley has led multidisciplinary teams to investigate loss events, provide forensic accounting, evaluate damages in commercial disputes, and perform analytics on large volumes of data. He has performed this work in connection with commercial litigation, contract disputes, complex investigations, insurance coverage disputes, mass tort litigation, bankruptcies, and class actions.
Mr. Moseley has also designed and maintained claim management systems, implemented reporting tools to evaluate key financial metrics, performed statistical analyses, and analyzed data trends to support the review and preparation of damage analyses.
On business insurance claims, Mr. Moseley has been retained to provide forensic accounting and insurance claim preparation services. He has prepared hundreds of claims totaling over $3 billion. He is familiar with key insurance policy provisions and exclusions that may impact the quantification of damages and the potential for insurance recovery. He has testified as an expert on cost allocation of damages to historical CGL insurance policies, has been retained to assist with claim settlements, and has provided litigation support.
Mr. Moseley has provided services to companies in industries including railroad, manufacturing, utilities, construction, retail, hospitality, e-commerce, food and beverage, chemical, and oil and gas, among others.
Employment History
FTI Consulting, Inc.
Managing director
2011 – 2017
LECG
Principal
2002 – 2011
Navigant Consulting
Executive consultant and principal
1999 – 2002
