Banking
Jan. 12, 2007
The Sooner CPAs Assist During Financial Litigation, the Better
FORUM COLUMN - By James A. Andersen and William G. Essig - Two CPAs explain why hiring a financial expert in litigation is not enough. Unless the expert gets in the game at the beginning of the dispute, some valuable opportunities can be lost, and a lot of money may be wasted.
By James A. Andersen and William G. Essig
When litigation involves financial issues, most recognize that a qualified certified public accountant should be engaged to provide expert consulting and testifying services. Surprisingly, many CPA experts are hired too late in the process.
One would hope that lawyers would not wait until the latte...
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