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Big Data Can Mean Big Problems – Enter Computer Forensics

Big data relates to the exponential growth in the amount of data being generated by individuals and organisations – something that has been aided by …

Complex Quantum Claims in Fatal Accidents

Tuesday 9 September 2014 – 5.30pm 9 St John Street, Manchester In this seminar, experienced specialist counsel who regularly conduct complex fatal cases and one …

Optimising Results In Criminal And Fraud Cases

Working With Advocates and Experts to Optimise Results in Criminal and Fraud Cases London, Wednesday 10 September 2014 Event chaired by Clive Coleman, Television and …

The Role of Forensic Accounting In Personal Injury Claims

The Role of Forensic Accounting In Personal Injury Claims ‘Have you suffered an injury that wasn’t your fault?’ – the oh so familiar words resounding …

Using Forensic Accounting to Solve Fraud Cases

Like it or not, we all have to accept that fraud is an ugly part of life, both personal and professional. Whether it’s civil fraud …

Claiming Back From The Banks Who Mis-sold Swaps

It seems not a week goes by without the scandal involving mis-sold swaps rearing its head. The Bank of England stated last week that British …

How Forensic Accountants Work With Company Disputes

Companies are complex dynamic entities that never stand still. They are either getting more profitable or less profitable but never stagnate in the middle. Competitiveness …

Cooking the Books – What every Forensic Accountant is looking for…

If you thought accountants and bookkeepers were boring, uncreative and unimaginative, think again. Some company accountants go to extreme lengths to make the companies they …

Dealing With Divorce Investigations – When There Are Business Interests Involved

Divorce cases become even more complicated when there are business interests (on top of property and children) that exist between the two spouses, or more …

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