Pamela Njoku, Litigation Specialist

Pamela Njoku CPA, PMP

Litigation Specialist

Pamela Njoku supports attorneys and testifying experts in technology disputes, bringing more than 10 years of litigation and arbitration consulting experience. Her work spans software implementation failures, IT outsourcing, breach of contract claims, and intellectual property and trade secret matters.

In a prior senior role focused on technology disputes, Pamela led engagements, prepared and oversaw expert reports, and advised attorneys on case strategy and deposition preparation. She now works alongside subject matter experts to analyze source code and technical documentation, helping counsel understand how the findings relate to a dispute.

Pamela is a California CPA and Project Management Professional. Her forensic accounting experience includes investigating financial discrepancies, tracing assets, quantifying economic losses, and valuing businesses. She holds a B.A. in Economics from Pomona College and a Certificate in Applied Accounting from the University of California, Irvine.

Summary of Qualifications

  • More than 10 years of experience supporting experts and clients in litigation and arbitration.
  • Led technology dispute engagements, managed consulting teams, and reviewed analytical work for accuracy.
  • Prepared and oversaw expert reports and advised attorneys on case strategy, deposition preparation, and examination of opposing experts.
  • Certified Public Accountant licensed in California and Project Management Professional certified by the Project Management Institute.
  • B.A. in Economics from Pomona College and Certificate in Applied Accounting from the University of California, Irvine.

Areas of Expertise

  • Software Implementation and IT Outsourcing Disputes: Evaluates issues arising from failed technology implementations, outsourcing arrangements, and related contract claims.
  • Source Code and Technical Documentation: Supports subject matter experts who review proprietary source code and technical documentation in disputes involving ownership, valuation, and alleged unauthorized use.
  • Forensic Accounting: Investigates financial discrepancies, traces assets, and analyzes income and marital estates in litigation matters.
  • Economic Damages: Quantifies losses including lost profits, lost wages, and business interruption.
  • Business Valuation: Applies income, market, and asset-based approaches in litigation and bankruptcy matters.