About FEG

FEG's Goals

Whether testifying as an expert witness, presenting our investigative findings to stakeholders, or providing CLE courses to attorneys, our primary goals are to be well-prepared, to inform, and to persuade. With the audience in mind, we excel at unraveling and explaining, in plain English, complicated financial analyses while efficiently instilling fundamental financial concepts. With decades of frontline experience from which to draw, we aim to communicate our expert conclusions and opinions with clarity, objectivity, impact, and care.

FEG's Founder

A. Christine Davis

Certified Public Accountant
Certified in Financial Forensics
Chartered Global Management Accountant
Certified Valuation Analyst

A. Christine (Chris) Davis is an accounting and economic damages expert. She works with attorneys and their clients, businesses, nonprofits, and public agencies.

Chris has over 30 years of combined professional experience in public accounting, financial accounting and reporting, management accounting, forensic accounting and litigation consulting, financial statement auditing, preparing corporate and partnership income tax returns, and calculating and reporting on the fair market value of privately held businesses. She holds professional credentials in public accounting, management accounting, financial forensics, and business valuation.

Chris's retention as a consulting and testifying expert are in the areas of forensic accounting, economic damages, financial accounting and reporting, and management accounting. She has led and participated in a wide range of matters involving public corporations, privately held companies, nonprofits, and individuals. She has been admitted as an accounting and economic damages expert at trials and other proceedings venued in California Superior courts and Federal District courts in the U.S, and at dispute resolution hearings at JAMS and FINRA. She has been a designated expert in many matters involving forensic accounting, complex accounting analyses, economic damages, such as lost business profits and lost earnings, partnership disputes, alleged accountant malpractice, alleged financial accounting and reporting violations, and shareholder lawsuits for violations of Section 10(b). She also has considerable experience in investigating allegations of asset misappropriation and financial improprieties, assisting in wage and hour disputes, explaining an entity’s ability to pay punitive damages based upon its financial performance and the condition of the defendant, and preparing business valuations.

Chris is also a volunteer resource for the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). She is on the AICPA’s National Accreditation Commission. This Commission is an executive level committee leading the AICPA's accreditation process and impacting the CPA profession significantly through its leadership role. Previously, Chris served on the AICPA’s Certified in Financial Forensics (CFF) Credential Committee for three years.

On a personal note, Chris is the proud mother of two remarkable young women who graduated from Columbia University and Rhode Island School of Design and has been blessed to see them grow up to become generous and impactful influencers in their respective fields of expertise. Chris is married to their dad - her biggest supporter, spiritual advisor, prayer companion, and best friend.