“Events, dear boy, events” – so said Prime Minister Harold Macmillan when asked the greatest challenge for a statesman. Those tasked with...

As online shopping grows in popularity, fraudsters are cashing in and leaving retailers out of pocket. Meanwhile, physical stores and...

The popularity and use of cryptocurrencies as digital assets and as an alternate medium of exchange is increasing rapidly. This is due to...

Last month, my colleagues Helena Bowyer, Ezra Cohen, and Ryan Rubin wrote about the exponential growth of cryptocurrency investing and...

The recent collapse of Archegos Capital Management, Bill Hwang’s family office [1] – from which losses exceeded USD9 billion across only...

Matters involving analysis of cryptocurrency-related transactions are becoming increasingly common, both in litigation and broader...

Internal financial investigations can lead to the identification of accounting transactions that, quantitatively material or not, may...

A 2020 survey of tax department leaders suggests that the tide is shifting on how to address the challenges within corporate tax...

Disruptive forces are shifting the types of disputes in the market and methods of conducting litigation. Notably, the use of remote...

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) published on June 1, 2020 an update to its April 2019 guidelines for the Evaluation of Corporate...

This year’s Corporate Fraud and Corruption Annual Review 2020 gathers expert analysis on these key issues and how they impact...

Business Interruption ServicesThe COVID-19 pandemic outbreak throughout the world is a significant health threat and has caused...