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Damages in Securities Fraud Cases

Tracy talks about the types of damages that an expert may be asked to calculate in securities fraud cases, such as realized/unrealized gains on investments,

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Red Flags of Occupational Fraud – Fraud Files Blog

When attempting to prevent corporate fraud, management must be aware of the warning signs and be willing to identify operational risk factors and implement effective

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Fraud by Top Executives – Fraud Files Blog

It’s easy to assume that upper-level executives in companies with fraud scandals were always bad people. By assuming that they were inherently bad people, we

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Preventing Fraud in a Law Practice – Fraud Files Blog

One of the last places you’d expect to find fraud is in a law practice. Like accounting, the practice of law is a profession in

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Commit Fraud and Get Away With It – Fraud Files Blog

A little tongue-in-cheek take on committing fraud at work. No, I don’t really want you to commit fraud against your employer. I’m just trying to

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Being an Expert Witness in Criminal Defense Cases – Fraud Files Blog

Defendants in criminal cases such as tax fraud, money laundering, or embezzlement often need forensic accountants to help evaluate complex financial situations. Should you provide

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Allowing Management to Override Internal Controls – Fraud Files Blog

It’s clear that there is a time and place for management to occasionally override a control. Everything in business is not routine, and there are

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Controlling Litigation Costs with Fixed Fees – Fraud Files Blog

With the challenging economy we’re experiencing, people are constantly asking me how business is going. The assumption is that people and companies don’t have money

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4 Legal Elements of Fraud – Fraud Files Blog

Tracy talks about the definition of fraud, and the four legal elements that are generally required. Laws vary from state to state, so you can

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10 Steps to Starting Your Own MLM – Fraud Files Blog

Hundreds of thousands of Americans get sucked into Multi-Level Marketing (MLM) companies each year. From Mary Kay to Amway to Herbalife to Avon, the list