A forensic accountant can act in a range of roles such as an expert witness or consulting expert, provide investigation services or simply assist in preparing evidence that will be relied on by others for the purpose of litigation, or anticipated litigation. When...
DSHE Holdings (Receivers and Managers Appointed) (In Liquidation) v Nicholas Abboud (No 3); National Australia Bank Limited v Nicholas Abboud (No 4) [2021] NSWSC 673 Summary of the judgement in the “dividend case” The “dividend case” was one aspect of the litigation...
The costs associated with preparing a forensic accounting report can diverge significantly, driven by a range of factors, including the nature and complexity of the litigation, the scope of the questions being asked (influencing the number of hours required), and the...
In plain English, the term “forensic” means ”relating to court”. As such, the term “forensic” is regularly applied to multiple professional disciplines such as forensic accountants, forensic psychologists, or forensic crime scene investigators. As forensic...
Episode Overview In this episode of Called to Account, Jacqui and Paul offer a fresh perspective on insolvency and a director’s duty concerning insolvent trading, reflecting on insolvency in the context of an unfolding crisis. Paul also shares some relevant...
Lawyers and forensic accountants alike are kept busy because of the incidence of disputes between parties over the interpretation of contractual clauses and obligations. At the time of entering into an agreement, the parties may well be satisfied that it has been...
