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Litigation Consulting in Complex Financial Matters
Tauber &
Balser, P.C.s Forensic Accounting Services Team has assisted the countrys top
legal professionals in a wide range of complex financial litigation matters,
including class action lawsuits, commercial fraud, damages, Securities &
Exchange Commission (SEC) and shareholder derivative suits, contract disputes,
and professional malpractice.
The following
are representative complex financial litigation matters in which Tauber &
Balser, P.C. has been engaged:
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to plaintiffs in large medical malpractice case determining defendants ability
to pay damages claimed. Case involved reviewing over one million documents to
calculate holdings of approximately ten entities, in addition to funds tracing
amongst the entities.
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to securities class action plaintiffs counsel involving Fortune 100 Companys
revenue recognition practices. Assisted counsel in drafting the complaint,
provided training to nearly 100 attorneys assigned to the matter on complex
GAAP and GAAS issues, and maintained on-site presence to consult throughout
document review of nearly 12 million documents.
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to securities litigation plaintiffs attorneys involving public companys
revenue recognition practices and resulting shareholders damages suit. Matter
involved analysis of shareholder holdings and corresponding calculation of
damages suffered from each fraudulent revenue reporting date.
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to sellers attorneys in purchase price dispute over sale of manufacturing and
engineering firm. Assisted attorneys with financial analysis and presentation
of how changes in accounting principles applied by the purchaser influenced
financial results to the detriment of the seller.
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to attorneys defending the CEO and CFO of an international public media company
accused, among other things, of withholding information from and misleading the
companys independent accountants resulting in fraudulent financial reporting.
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to defense counsel of major retailers senior executives charged by the SEC
with causing fraudulent financial reporting.
For further information contact
Richard
Millman 4040-814-4905 Mark Murovitz 404-814-4940
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