Litigation
Oct. 15, 2008
Accounting Giant Must Pay $31.8 Million in Negligence Case
KPMG must pay a former Corona company $31.8 million under a jury verdict in which Newport Beach lawyers accused the Big Four accounting firm of failing to disclose bookkeeping irregularities in an audit of a business the company acquired.




Daily Journal Staff Writer RIVERSIDE - KPMG must pay a former Corona company $31.8 million under a jury verdict in which Newport Beach lawyers accused the Big Four accounting firm of failing to disclose bookkeeping irregularities in an audit of a business the company acquired. Plaintiffs' lawyers in the case said they believe the verdict, reached Friday by a New Jersey jury, is the largest monetary award ever against KPMG. Th...
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