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Attorneys handling litigation, divorce, commercial disputes, and business cases rely on Joey Friedman, CPA/ABV for clear, court-ready financial analysis. This blog covers the forensic and valuation issues your clients face—from tracing hidden assets in high-conflict divorces to calculating lost profits in commercial litigation.

Our practice focuses on four core areas that matter most to litigating attorneys: forensic accounting for fraud and asset investigations, business valuation in shareholder disputes and divorce, economic damages quantification for personal injury and commercial cases, and comprehensive expert witness and litigation support from initial case review through deposition and trial testimony.

Explore the articles below to find practical insights you can use with your clients today.

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Forensic Accounting

What is Forensic Accounting?

Forensic accounting is the use of accounting, auditing, and investigative skills to examine financial records for use in legal proceedings — in court, in depositions,

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