Industry experience that connects operations to damages.
Quincy J. Jones is a Senior Managing Director at FTI Consulting with nearly 30 years of experience across refining, petrochemicals, industrial gases, LNG, natural gas and related infrastructure.
His dispute work integrates engineering, operating realities, market economics, and commercial and contractual analysis to test whether assumptions concerning utilization, throughput, pricing, operating costs, investment expectations and market conditions are consistent with industry realities.
FTI Consulting • Houston
Experience grounded in operating assets and markets
Quincy’s work spans the technical, operating and commercial issues that arise across refining, petrochemicals, LNG, natural gas, pipelines, terminals and other capital-intensive industrial assets.
Industry + engineering + economics + damages
Industrial damages are often only as reliable as the assumptions underneath them. Quincy’s work focuses on connecting the damages model to how a plant, pipeline, terminal, market or commercial arrangement actually operates.
Technical and operating reality
Facility configuration, throughput, utilization, reliability, feedstock, operating constraints, product quality, maintenance, process technology and prudent-operator considerations.
Industry expertise →Commercial and market context
Supply, demand, pricing, contract structures, market indices, margins, logistics, competitive dynamics, capital investment and commercial optimization.
Damages approach →Expert testimony and arbitration
Litigation and international arbitration involving contract disputes, lost profits, business interruption, force majeure, project delays, cost overruns and operational performance.
Arbitration experience →Capital-intensive industries
Lexology Index recognizes Quincy as a 2026 Thought Leader in Energy — Experts.
Experience across technical, commercial and damages issues
Selected examples illustrate the breadth of issues evaluated. Matters that are not independently verifiable in public sources are anonymized. The complete FTI biography contains additional representative experience.
Pipeline, storage and fractionation operations, product-volume shortfalls, prudent-operator considerations and damages.
Tank operations, product specifications, blending, vessel loading and discharge, inter-terminal transfers and terminal operating requirements.
Construction delays, cost overruns, deferred production and the economics of a major in-situ bitumen processing facility.
Pipeline operations, gasoline blending, storage and logistics, product specifications, pricing spreads and damages.
LNG operations, commercial agreements, budgeting, co-owner conduct and industry custom and practice.
Rig utilization, day rates, capital and operating costs, contracts and valuation across offshore drilling scenarios.