Greg Huitson-Little assists clients with the financial aspects of commercial disputes: from advice in the early stages of a case through to giving expert evidence and expert testimony in respect of loss of profits, loss of value or other damages related issues, and on accounting, financial and valuation issues.
Greg advises clients across a range of dispute resolution forums, including high court litigation in the UK and of international arbitration matters (including LCIA, ICC, ICDR, ICSID and others. He also assists clients in mediation and in other forms of alternative dispute resolution.
Alongside his general commercial disputes and arbitration practice, Greg advises clients facing transaction-related and post M&A disputes. He gives evidence as to accounting issues and diminution in value under warranty or claims, or can act client-side in completion account or earn-out matters. His work also includes damages arising in intellectual property disputes, typically concerning patents, trade marks, brand, or software related matters, across a range of sectors.
Greg takes appointments as independent Determining Expert in matters relating to accounting, financial reporting, and valuation issues.
Lexology Index (formerly Who’s Who Legal) consistently recognises Greg for his work, and lists him as highly recommended under “Arbitration Expert Witnesses” and “Consulting Experts – Financial Advisory and Valuation – Quantum of Damages”.
Greg holds a master of mathematics degree from the University of Oxford, studying at St John’s College. He qualified as a chartered accountant in 2005, taking the prestigious Peat Prize for achieving first place in the Advanced Level Annual International Order of Merit. Greg became a Fellow of the ICAEW in 2016.
Greg trained at a mid-market accountancy firm before joining Deloitte’s forensic in 2005. He first joined AlixPartners in 2016. Following a brief period as a forensic partner in a mid-tier practice, Greg rejoined AlixPartners in 2026.