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2019 Midyear M&A Transaction Update: Middle Market ($10M - $250M)
As we approach the midpoint of 2019, I have a quick update on middle market private equity market transactions. We have focused on transactions with enterprise values ranging from 10 million to 250 million dollars.
Growing up Strong: Assess Your Company’s Internal Controls
A stable system of internal controls translates into more reliable financial reporting and can help companies prevent, detect and correct financial misstatements. In contrast, weak controls can result in costly errors — and even fraud.
Cover All the Bases with a Background Check
Background checks don’t inoculate companies against occupational fraud and other criminal acts by employees. After all, many thieves have never been caught and, therefore, have no criminal background.
Kress v. United States Decision: Supports C to S Corporation Valuation Method
My name is Adam McArthur, I am a partner with Weaver in their financial advisory services practice where I specialize in valuation and litigation support services.
How Experts Use Data Analysis to Detect Fraud
Data analytics is changing the way many businesses operate. It’s also changing how forensic accountants do their jobs, providing fraud experts with the means to mine massive mounds of data like never before.
Health Care Fraud Still Stings Americans
Even if you haven’t heard much about it lately, know this: Health care fraud is alive and well in the United States. Here’s a roundup of recent stats, law enforcement initiatives, common fraud schemes and how you can help prevent these crimes.
To Be Effective, You Can't Fight Fraud Passively
When it comes to reducing fraud loss and duration, active detection methods (such as surprise audits or data monitoring) are far more effective than passive methods (such as confessions or notification by police).
Recent Settlements on False Claims Act Allegations Mean Companies Should Take Notice
On August 1, Cisco Systems reached a multi-state settlement agreement to resolve what is believed to be the first cybersecurity False Claims Act litigation brought as a result of an internal whistleblower complaint. The litigation, spearheaded by the New York Attorney General, together with…