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Walking The Line Between Criminal Intent and Professional Negligence

There is a fine but important line that divides intent and negligence, and it is one that must be constantly evaluated in court cases up …

Double Divorce Hearing On The Rise: Enter Forensic Accounting

A new trend is on the rise in the world of divorce investigations: ‘the double divorce’. The term double divorce, which is cropping up more …

From Footballers To Fraudsters: Why Do You Need Forensic Accounting During A Tax Investigation?

Long gone are the days when football only made the news for events on the pitch; today the sport fills column inches as much for …

From Food Fraud To Identity Fraud: How Forensic Accounting Can Help In Fraud Investigations

Forensic accounting and fraud investigations go hand in hand. In fact, it is near impossible to conduct a proper investigation into fraud without calling up …

The Rollercoaster Ride Of Personal Injury Claims

Behind the headlines about mass accidents that make the news, there are an array of repercussions that most people will never see. Most commonly after …

How Can Forensic Accounting Reduce The Damage Of Proceeds Of Crime Investigations?

Proceeds of crime cases are an essential part of the justice system; prison sentences will only go some of the way to account for the …

Clinical Negligence Claims: What To Do When Surgery Goes Wrong

Such is the intricacy involved in surgery, the lines between success and failure when a patient goes under the knife are extremely fine. Should something …

Keep In The Clear Following Latest Tax Reforms

The build up to May’s General Election and the subsequent budget has brought with it the usual toing and froing over fiscal policies, with tax …

Understanding The Complications That Come With A Divorce Investigation

On the long list of complications that can ensue from getting a divorce, that awkward moment when you remember you have the name of your …

What Role Can Forensic Accounting Play In A Medical Negligence Case?

Personal injury claims can come in many forms, but often the most damaging cases are those including clinical or medical negligence. To demonstrate that point, …

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