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White collar & fraud

Financial analysis support for counsel in fraud and white collar matters involving transaction summaries, tracing, loss calculations, and accounting evidence.

Pillars: Fraud investigations, Forensic accounting, Expert witness accountant.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Answers to common intake, scope, and process questions before contacting the firm.

What role does a forensic accountant play in white collar matters?
A forensic accountant may analyze financial records, trace funds, summarize transactions, evaluate loss calculations, and help counsel understand accounting evidence.
Can financial analysis be used by both defense and plaintiff counsel?
Yes. The same core disciplines can help test allegations, quantify exposure, evaluate restitution or damages, and challenge unsupported financial assumptions.
Why is documentation important in fraud matters?
Documentation matters because transaction summaries, source records, and reconciliation trails help separate supported findings from speculation.

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Share party names for a conflict check, the general matter type, deadlines, and the financial question — so counsel can align on scope, forum requirements, and whether the engagement should be consulting or testifying.