
Fraud Investigation and Forensic Accounting in the Real World
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Electronic and non-electronic evidence gathering is also covered in detail with illustrative examples. One chapter is devoted entirely to the often misunderstood, but extremely important, subject of witness interviews. It provides the correct approach to the analysis and correlation of evidence in determining findings and conclusions of an investigation. Another chapter is devoted to proper report writing. The author provides detailed guidance on presenting findings to a variety of audiences, including management, a board, law enforcement, and at trials and hearings. It also covers proper techniques for measuring economic damages and concludes with a useful index.
William L. Jennings is a Senior Director at Delta Consulting Group. He is responsible for providing forensic accounting, investigation, and asset recovery services to corporations, government agencies, attorneys, and their clients, as well as business controls consulting services to organizations. With more than 40 years of experience in public accounting and auditing, forensic accounting, business valuation, investigation, asset recovery, and business controls development, Mr. Jennings has worked on hundreds of forensic accounting and investigation assignments and he provides expert testimony.
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2. An Ounce of Prevention
3. The Ounce of Prevention Didn't Work; Now What?
4. Conducting an Effective Preliminary Investigation
5. Beginning the Investigation
6. Legal Issues
7. Gathering Information and Evidence
8. Interviewing Witnesses
9. Conducting a Forensic Analysis of the Evidence
10. Documenting Findings, Forming Conclusions and Writing the Investigation Report
11. Quantification of Economic Damages
12. Presenting Findings and Conclusions Internally
13. Presenting Findings and Conclusions to Law Enforcement
14. Presenting Evidence at Trial
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