CLE and CPE

We offer various continuing legal education and continuing professional education courses that relate to forensic accounting, business valuation, and the calculation of economic damages. If you are interested in learning about our in-firm CLE and CPE presentations, wherein we provide a one-credit hour presentation at your office, or if you are interested in having us present at a conference or other large gathering, please contact speaker@anthemforensics.com.

Although not all-inclusive, the following represent topics on which we can present or have presented.

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Publications

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“Valuation of Intangible Assets”, Utah State Bar, 2002 Mid-Year Convention (March 2002)

“Applying Forensic Accounting Skills in the Business Valuation Process”, Utah Association of Certified Public Accountants, Business Valuation Symposium (September 2002)

“Introduction to Forensic Accounting and Business Valuation”, Beta Alpha Psi, University of Utah Chapter (November 2002)

“Trademark Dilution and Damages”, The Bar Association of San Francisco, Barristers Club (June 2003)

“What Tax Practitioners Need To Know About Business Valuation”, Utah Association of Certified Public Accountants, 31st Annual Tax Symposium (November 2005)

“Forensic Accounting Cases”, Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, Salt Lake Chapter (April 2007)

“When Auditing Isn’t Enough: A Forensic Accountant’s Perspective”, Northern Utah Association of Government Auditors, Professional Development Conference (May 2007)

“Forensic Accounting – A Primer for Management Accountants”, Institute of Management Accountants, Salt Lake Chapter (September 2007)

“Business Valuation”, Idaho Society of CPAs, Idaho State Tax Update (November 2007)

“Payroll Fraud and A/P Fraud”, Northern Utah Association of Government Auditors, Professional Development Conference (May 2008)

“An Introduction to Forensic Accounting”, Beta Alpha Psi / CFE, UNLV Chapter (November 2008)

“How To Use Forensic Accountants in a Divorce Case”, Advanced Family Law Strategies Seminar, Las Vegas, Nevada (December 2008)

“Overview of Forensic Accounting: Financial Investigations to Business Valuations”, Clark County Bar Association CLE Seminar, Las Vegas, Nevada (June 2009)

“Litigating Business Valuations in Divorce Cases”, Advanced Family Law Financial Strategies Seminar, Las Vegas, Nevada (December 2009)

“The Role of Forensic Accounting in Turnarounds: How to Find and Follow the Money”,
Turnaround Management Association of Nevada, Las Vegas, Nevada (May 2010)

Publications

“The Science and Art of Business Valuation”, THE JOURNAL ENTRY (November 2001)

“Enron Demonstrates Weaknesses in the Attestation Process”, THE CPA JOURNAL (September 2002)

“Truth or Dare: Assessing the Reliability of Financial Statements in a Post-Enron World”, UTAH BAR JOURNAL (October 2002)

“Expert Witness Qualifications and Selection”, JOURNAL OF FINANCIAL CRIME (December 2004)

“A Unified Approach to Calculating Economic Damages”, TEXAS PARALEGAL JOURNAL (Summer 2005)

“Rebutting Your Client: How Much Involvement is Too Much? (From An Expert’s Point of View)”, TEXAS PARALEGAL JOURNAL (Fall 2005)

“Valuation Discounts for Holding Companies”, THE JOURNAL ENTRY (October 2005)

“Personal Injury: How Much for How Long?”, THE JOURNAL ENTRY (November 2005)