HSC Forensics
Forensic accounting and expert witness services for personal injury claimants and legal professionals
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About HSC Forensics
HSC Forensics provides forensic accounting services, including loss-of-earnings and pension calculations, business and share valuations, and forensic investigations. It prepares CPR-compliant reports and gives expert evidence in court.
The firm serves personal injury, clinical negligence and fatal-claim cases, as well as valuation disputes. It is based in Brighton and has national coverage; HSC Forensics Ltd was founded in 2010.
Product: Forensic accounting, expert reports, business valuations and financial investigations.
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