Financial Forensics
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| Adding Economic Damages (Individual) to Your Practice |
CPE Credit
Program Type: Recorded Webinar (Audio, PPT Presentation)
Program Level: Overview
Prerequisites: None
Advanced Preparation: None
Delivery Method: Group Internet-Based
CPE Credits: One (1) Hour
Fields of Study: Accounting
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Number: 15PFF0504
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Program Description
Discover how valuation analysts and CPAs can diversify their practices by increasing their skill sets to include economic damages (individual). Jeff Harwell will discuss how workflow, expert judgment, and use of databases and calculation techniques from other valuation- and accounting-related work are compatible with those needed for economic damages (individual).
Many of the same challenges and rewards that valuation analysts and CPAs face in their other work areas can be found in determining the extent of economic loss suffered by the plaintiff in cases of wrongful death, personal injury, and employment law. Jeff will cover how the economic damage model relates to discounted cash flow projections, how data fits into calculations, and how an economic damages (individual) report compares with a calculation report. The valuation analyst or CPA who is considering ways to diversify and expand their practice will receive a good feel for the work involved in economic damages (individual).
Learning Objectives
After completing this webinar, attendees will be able to:
- Articulate how economic damages (individual) can fit into a valuation or CPA practice
- Identify the similarities between valuations and economic damages calculations
- Define the potential for continuing, lasting revenue in economic damages
Who Should Attend
CPAs, valuation analysts, forensic financial analysts
Presenter(s)
Jeff Harwell, CVA, MAFF, CMEA
Mr. Jeff Harwell is the founder of Harwell & Company, which provides business and forensic valuation services for business planning, tax transactions, economic damages, and litigation support in Texas and especially in the Dallas-Ft. Worth metroplex. His experience in finance, valuation, and litigation support span 40 years in accounting and valuation firms, and as an independent practitioner.
Mr. Harwell has worked with attorneys in determining economic damages for personal injury and wrongful death for over 20 years. He has been a frequent speaker and writer for NACVA-sponsored activities and is currently the chapter president of the Texas Chapter of NACVA.
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