FINANCIAL TOPICS ANALYZED FROM AN ACCOUNTING PERSPECTIVE
Engel & Engel, LLP publishes Financial Issues in Bankruptcy & Insolvency as well as Financial Issues in Business Litigation. Our publications analyze a variety of financial topics from an accounting perspective and are intended to serve as a useful reference for attorneys and litigators. We hope that the publications demonstrate our commitment to providing the highest level of forensic accounting services.
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Financial Issues in Bankruptcy & Insolvency
- Fraudulent Transfers: The Element of Insolvency
- Fraudulent Transfers: The Element of "Reasonably Equivalent Value"
- Fraudulent Transfers: The Element of "Unreasonably Small Capital"
- Fraudulent Transfers: The Element of Inability to Pay Debts as They Mature
Financial Issues in Bankruptcy & Insolvency covers fraudulent transfers, valuation, reorganization, insolvency, and preferences.
Published titles include:
Financial Issues in Business Litigation
- Framework for the Calculation of Lost Profits: Part I
- Framework for the Calculation of Lost Profits: Part II, The Element of Certainty
- Framework for the Calculation of Lost Profits: Part III, Prospective Lost Profits
- Framework for the Calculation of Lost Profits: Part IV, Unestablished Businesses
- Framework for the Calculation of Lost Profits: Part V, Mitigation of Damages
- Framework for the Calculation of Infringement Damages: Part I - Trademark Infringement Damages Under the Lanham Act
- Framework for the Calculation of Infringement Damages: Part II - Patent Infringement Damages
- Framework for the Calculation of Employment Damages
- Investigation and Discovery of Alter Ego Factors
- Deposition Outline for Officers and Executives
- Document Request for Accounting and Business Records
Financial Issues in Business Litigation covers the calculation of economic damages, business valuation and fraud.
Published titles include:
Special Reports
- The Business Records Exception to the Hearsay Rule: The Admissibility of Financial Records as Evidence in Federal and State Court
- Admissibility of Expert Testimony: The Element of Reliability
- Alter Ego: The Element of Undercapitalization
Special Reports are a joint issue of Financial Issues in Business Litigation and Financial Issues in Bankruptcy & Insolvency.