The matter is now listed for trial and the team are advised by Queens Counsel and Junior Counsel and involves the instruction of experts such as a
forensic accountant who is currently analysing the financial evidence in the case.
Jacques was a
forensic accountant at Ernst & Young, where he was engaged by counsel to provide accounting expertise in investigations and litigation.
That means that often the
forensic accountant will work with lawyers or law enforcement and other specialized professionals.
The meeting went well, as I became a
forensic accountant with the firm for 10 years.
Accountants and auditors are already acting as
forensic accountants by being listed within the court's expert list and acting as experts in various court actions.
This
forensic accountant argued before the court that it wasn't the nature of the service but rather the amount of service that's performed for customers that drives costs.
Using a
forensic accountant early in the process can help reduce surprises (and lessen frustration) as the claims review progresses.
Following Massino's high-profile trial, it was suggested that, like the Canadian Mounties, the competent
forensic accountant "always gets his man".
In 2009, the bureau established the
Forensic Accountant Program (FAP) and instituted the
Forensic Accountant Unit (FAU) as part of an effort to recruit and retain top-tier accounting professionals to conduct the financial piece of complex investigations.
But after a
forensic accountant examined the case, businessman Williams, admitted stealing PS400 at Swansea Crown Court yesterday.
The Red Room provides a satisfying Risk Agent novel, the third installment in the series, and shows American freelance operative John Knox and Chinese
forensic accountant Grace Chu teaming up on an assignment neither really understands.
He is a certified public accountant, an accredited business valuation specialist and a certified financial
forensic accountant with more than 20 years of experience.
