Its forensic and litigation consulting division had revenues of $177m and a profit margin of 17% in the first six months of 2012.After dozens of small acquisitions, FTI now employs 3,800 people.
Michael H. Boyle, a director of forensic and litigation services in the Miami office of KPMG, a consulting firm, said it had recently been contacted by local and county governments in Florida trying to find ways to improve background checks on employees.
Mr. Christensen, a certified public accountant who spent 24 years as an auditor at Arthur Andersen, is a senior adviser to Natoma Partners, a forensic accounting and litigation consulting firm.
We run the spectrum from the crisis-management side of restructuring — forensic investigation; the litigation support; and the fiduciary, if you will, by taking on the "chief restructuring officer" role and focusing on how to recover the maximum amount of money on behalf of the creditors of those assets.
This chapter discusses the role played by litigation and forensic engineers in finding solutions for environmental problems.
In August he is to become a special litigation and forensics fellow at the Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia.
AccessData was among the first companies to focus on digital forensics, cyber security and litigation support when it was founded all the way back in 1987.
There is good reason to argue that, for example, forensic testimony, is no less litigation related and potentially at least as prone to conflicts as a study that meets the requirements of Judge Kosinski's definition (Jasanoff 2006; Risinger and Saks 2003).
He is known for his landmark litigation setting standards for forensic applications of DNA technology.
Today I focus on serious felony criminal defense, many cases with a forensic science focus; and serious personal injury litigation.
