Archive of previous newsletters
Chris Hamilton Forensics provides an informative newsletter for our clients and contacts:
2024:
- April 2024: Probate Dispute – Hidden & Stolen Assets
- February 2024: Considerations in Selecting an Expert for Wrongful Termination Matters
2023:
- December 2023 – Impact of Tainted Food Product – Lost Profits
- October 2023 – Income Documentation and Verification in Family Court Matters
- August 2023 – Creative Resolution to Real Estate Dispute
- June 2023 – Breach of Contract – Damages Calculations
- April 2023 – Practical Applications of Business Valuations for Estate Planning Purposes
- February 2023 – Valuation Considerations Involving Intangible Assets
2022:
- December 2022 – When Attorneys Misuse Independent Experts
- October 2022 – Over Valuation
- August 2022 – Comparative Analysis for Family Law Dispute
- June 2022 – A Fraud Case that Wasn’t Litigated — Why?
- April 2022 – Valuing 50% Ownership Interest
- February 2022 – Valuing Multiple Entities under Common Ownership
2021:
- December 2021 – Family Law: Shareholder Income from an S Corporation
- October 2021: The Impact of Valuation Errors on Estate Planning
- August 2021: Business Interruption Claims: Should a Forensic Accountant be Retained?
- June 2021: Valuation for Portion of Business Ownership to be Donated
- April 2021: Determination of the Value of a Business for Purposes of a Buy-Sell Agreement
- February 2021: Purchase Price Allocation
2020:
- December 2020: Embezzlement – What the Auditors Could Not Find!
- October 2020: Valuation of an Earnout Provision in Acquisition
- August 2020: Lost Income via Facilities Management Company
- June 2020: What We Can Learn from a Fraud Investigation
- April 2020: Partner Dispute and the Business Valuation
- February 2020: Bad Faith — Damages for Fire and Business Failure
2019:
- December 2019: Embezzlement Scheme: Lessons Learned
- October 2019: Fraud & Identify Theft of Elderly Victim
- August 2019: Culture Matters – Proving Fraud in a Silo
- June 2019: External Financial Statement Audits Don’t Expose Fraud
- April 2019: Over-Buying Valuation Work
- February 2019: Embezzlement Scheme: Lessons Learned