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ARTICLE · 06 MARCH 2017

What To Look For In An Unbiased And Objective Forensic Accounting Assessment

DiGabriele, McNulty, Campanella & Co., LLC
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Prosecuting and defending attorneys, as well as courts, require unbiased and objective expertise when assessing financial matters related to litigation.

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Prosecuting and defending attorneys, as well as courts, require unbiased and objective expertise when assessing financial matters related to litigation. Whether it's to determine the worth of a business, or to identify compensation due to a party within a complex contract dispute, forensic accounts provide financial analysis and deliver recommendations that contribute to final court decisions.

Establishing an accurate, unbiased determination of financial value for personal income, a business or the fairest outcome of a contract disagreement is challenging given the high emotions and outlooks of different stakeholders in a legal dispute. When called to help make such a determination, attorneys should look for forensic accounting experts who rely upon an objective methodology, developed to meet the particular needs of each case, and in-depth financial analysis to establish a rigorously developed opinion. It's critical to the success of the case to hire

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