In-House Training
Detecting Accounting Fraud for Lawyers
Understanding financial statements and their relevance to various types of business and legal work is becoming increasingly important in the aftermath of the multitude of recent accounting scandals. Attorneys can no longer rely on the opinions of finance and accounting professionals and therefore must have a basic understanding of accounting as well as the ability to detect fraud. This course is designed to give attorneys a one day overview of accounting techniques, their relevance, and problems associated with each.
Schedule
1. The Nature of Fraud - 60 Min.
2. Inadequate Disclosures - 120 Min.
3. Lunch (on your own) - 60 Min. 4. Financial Statement Fraud - 120 Min.
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5. Preventing Fraud - 30 Min.
6. Case Study - 30 Min.
7. Ethical Violations Versus Fraud - 60 Min.
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