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ARTICLE · 28 SEPTEMBER 2021

Forensic accountancy - what happens if I am not sure about the merits of my litigation?

Article opines on the benefits of a phased approach to forensic accounting engagements.

AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

It's understandable that lawyers and/or their clients can be hesitant about engaging a forensic accountant. That's because there can be a whole lot of uncertainty around satisfying the evidentiary requirements, the chances of success and even if successful, whether the damages awarded will justify the costs involved – including the financial, mental, and emotional costs associated with prosecuting or defending a claim.

At BRI Ferrier Forensic we offer a phased approach to forensic accounting engagements, which empowers the client to better control the costs and manage the risks and uncertainties associated with litigation.

For example, a phased forensic accounting engagement in a plaintiff matter may look like this:

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