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Forensic accountants provide expert testimony and litigation support, translating complex financial data into evidence that attorneys can use.
Explore Weaver’s 2025 Corporate Responsibility Report, featuring our first double materiality assessment and updates on our sustainability progress.
Forensic accountants value businesses and partnerships in divorce, separating personal from enterprise goodwill to support equitable outcomes.
Forensic accountants trace funds in divorce, clarifying commingling and financial history to support equitable outcomes.
Divorce cases demand financial transparency. Forensic accountants uncover hidden assets and provide evidence that holds up in court.
California’s new climate disclosure reporting requirements take effect January 1, 2026. See what CARB requires and start preparing your business now.
Ashly Pleasant, director of sustainability services, provides an update on The Green Stop about new climate regulations in California — SB 253 and SB 261.
California extends the deadline to develop climate reporting regulations but maintains the 2026 reporting date for scope 1 and scope 2 emissions and climate risks.
Sustainability reporting can drive cost savings, enhance talent retention and mitigate risks. Explore its importance across a changing landscape.
Reinforce your sustainability strategy with practical steps that tie ESG initiatives to business value and measurable outcomes.
PodcastLearn how ESG reporting is evolving and why it matters for transparency, risk mitigation and talent retention.
Although the SEC withdrew its climate disclosure rule, state and international regulations still require businesses to manage emissions and climate risks.
