FBI Forensic Accounting Experts
Experience
Each member of our team of former-FBI Special Agents and other specialized experts has extensive education, specialized training, and years of dedicated experience in conducting the most difficult local, national, and international civil and criminal investigations.
Our former FBI forensic accounting and investigation experts have attended innumerable White Collar Crime and financial investigation training seminars and even now keep up their continuing education. Their experience comes from handling literally thousands of criminal and civil cases, most of which have involved fraud and financial misconduct. Our polygraph examiners and electronic surveillance experts are also FBI trained and experienced.
Our computer forensics experts have trained for and earned multiple certifications in computer forensics and analysis and have gained many years of hands on experience examining digital evidence and recovering data to be used in civil or criminal legal proceedings.
Our training and experience have taught us much better than others what we must look for, where we need to look, who we should speak with, what must be proven, and what evidence needs to be collected. It has also polished our analytical, interviewing, and report writing skills and taught us what information must be presented and proven in successful criminal or civil proceedings.
Our recurring testimony in Federal and state courts, as well as in other legal proceedings, has afforded us a level of comfort in testifying and expertise in what challenges we will face in court while seeing your case to a successful conclusion.
Why Call Us?
"Our experience reduces your investment of time and money since we know exactly what to look for, what evidence must be accumulated, and what must be proven to support a criminal conviction or a civil remedy."
"Our forensic accounting and investigative experience often results in us finding things others miss and allows us to be tenacious in probing on your behalf."
"We want to ensure that you are treated fairly and represented capably."