Forensics, Valuations, and Litigation Support
We offer more than just traditional accounting. Crosslin’s team of professionals has decades of experience with performing business valuations, investigating forensic and financial fraud matters, and serving as litigation support professionals. Our team includes CPAs with the following certifications in valuation and forensic accounting (ABV/CFF, CFE, CVA, and CGMA).
We have provided valuation, forensics, and litigation support services for:
- Financial Fraud
- Bankruptcy and Restructuring
- Misappropriation of Assets
- Business Valuation
- Business Transactions
- Shareholder Disputes
- Buy/Sell Agreements
- Marital Dissolution
- Intellectual Property Infringement
- Economic Damages
- Regulatory Enforcement
- Reasonable Compensation
- Estate and Gift Tax
- Joint Venture Investments
- Physicians
- Professional Practices
The team at Crosslin is ready to help you Do More. Be More.®
How We Help
Accounting Irregularities
Crosslin's Forensic Services Team holds itself to the highest standards when identifying and investigating accounting irregularities.
Accounting Manipulation
Our team uncovers and researches fraud related to managers of an organization, who intentionally misstate financial information.
Financial Fraud
Our accounting and investigative skills help determine whether criminal matters, such as financial fraud or identity theft, has occurred.
Reliable Evidence Collection
Evidence collected from an outside source, such as an experienced CPA firm like Crosslin, is more reliable than organization inside sources.
Lost Revenues and Expenses
In many cases, our forensic accounting services allows organizations to research and recover lost revenues and expenses.
Misappropriation of Assets
Our due diligence identifies the source of misappropriation of assets, such as thefts of cash, inventory or securities.
Internal Controls Analysis
Crosslin benchmarks the internal control systems of organizations to evaluate the effectiveness of their operating processes.
Estimation of Loss
When fraud has occurred, an estimation or valuation of loss is often required in court proceedings for customers to recover damages.
