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ABOUT
Our expertise goes well beyond the numbers
We are a global forensic accounting firm that regularly provides litigation support services and expert witness testimony in courts and arbitrations. We also frequently provide assistance during the discovery process, mediations and during settlement discussions.
Time and again, our assessments have stood up to the scrutiny of cross-examination, making us the choice of both plaintiff and defense counsel around the world.
SERVICES
Our professionals’ expertise spans 500 industries and the below practice areas:
Damages Quantification
- Anti-trust
- Business & Shareholder Disputes
- Class Action – both Certification & Defense
- Construction Defect/Delay
- Environmental Damages/Toxic Tort
- Intellectual Property/Patent Infringement
- Lost Profits/Loss of Hire
- Personal Injury/Wrongful Death
- Product Liability & Recall
- Employment Litigation
- Subrogation
Valuation Matters
- Acquisition/Disposition of Business
- Business Disputes
- Divorce Matters
- Shareholder Disputes
- Succession Planning
Construction Litigation
Fraud Investigations
- Asset Tracing, Kickbacks, and Misappropriation
- Financial Condition Analysis
- Financial Institutional Bonds
- Piercing the Corporate Veil & Alter Ego
- Ponzi Schemes
- Whistleblower Investigations
- Bankruptcy
- Fidelity & Embezzlements
Corruption
- Regulatory Investigations including Foreign Corrupt Practices and UK Bribery Acts
- Anti-Corruption Program Review
- Internal Investigations/Risk Assessment
We have a global workforce of accountants ready to assist, many of whom are Certified Public Accountants (US), Chartered Professional Accountants (Canada), Chartered Business Valuators and Certified Fraud Examiners.
With more than 40 offices on 5 continents – and extensive language capabilities, our exceptional dedication and uniquely qualified professionals are the hallmarks of our firm.
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Our experts are extremely knowledgeable about thier subject areas and often write educational material and commentary on topical issues they come across.
How Forensic Accountants Can Help You Manage and Effectively Resolve Litigation Cases
If you have not worked with forensic accountants before, an understanding of what they do in litigation support and how they differ from other accountants may be surprising to you. Modern television dramas’ common use of the word “forensic” may...
The Unique Perspective of a Certified ‘Forensic CPA’ Arbitrator
Alternate dispute resolution (ADR) is any procedure that is used in matters that would otherwise be settled in a court of law. Examples of ADR include arbitration, mediation, appraisal, and mini-trial. ADR is a dispute resolution strategy with applications to...
Class Action Lawsuit – What Do You Do Now?
It’s happened. You find your company is facing the business end of a class action lawsuit. Perhaps this stemmed from your product not meeting customers’ expectations or maybe there are allegations that your product is not performing as advertised. Now...
Untying the Knot: A Forensic Accountant’s View of Divorce Proceedings
During the course of matrimonial disputes, there are often situations where solicitors find it helpful to engage specialist investigators and appraisers. In particular, forensic accountants can help to provide the court with a clearer view of the true financial position...
Accountants and Conflicts of Interest
In the legal and accounting professions, potential conflicts of interest can arise before or during the course of an engagement. Most firms have policies and procedures in place that govern how conflicts are identified and managed, to ensure that client...
Clarifying Financial Remedies Under the Arthur Wishart Act
It is almost ten years since the Arthur Wishart (Franchise Disclosure) Act was introduced in Ontario. The Act seeks to protect often unsophisticated purchasers of franchise rights by requiring that certain disclosures be made to franchisees prior to entering into...
Backing out of a Franchise Just Got Easier
Section 6(6) of the Arthur Wishart Act gives franchisees the right to rescind their franchise agreements in the event that they do not receive a disclosure document. Ostensibly, the rescission remedy is designed to return the franchisee to the position...
Forensic Accountants Make It Add Up
Corporate fraud, insider trading, 9/11, intellectual property infringement the list goes on as to instances where parties have committed acts resulting in financial losses. The legal challenge in proving financial wrongdoing is a minefield in itself, but what steps need...
