I am a founding member of Fulcrum Inquiry, an accounting and economic consulting firm that performs damage analysis for commercial litigation, forensic accountings, financial investigations, and business valuations. I am a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Accredited in Business Valuation (ABV), a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) and am a licensed Real Estate Broker. I regularly serve as an expert witness involving results of my forensic accounting assignments and damage analyses.
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Christian Louboutin, the French footwear designer, is currently battling rival Yves Saint Laurent (“YSL”). The battle stems over Louboutin’s signature design element on all his shoes, the scarlet red outsole. Louboutin filed a lawsuit against YSL, which the court recently kicked out. Louboutin claims that its red sole is a trademark and cannot be used …
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I am sure everyone has seen this before – a lot of clowns coming out of a really small car. It is the oldest and most requested clown gag ever. However, there is no trick to the clown-car gag. Contrary to most people’s speculation, there are no trap doors in stadium floors, and the cars …
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Through proxy statements, shareholders get a one-per-year glimpse at pay and perks of top executives. In addition to multimillion dollar pay packages, executives sometime receive outrageous perks. These funds are being paid for with shareholder money. Based on a compilation created by Kiplinger, here is a list of some of the more outrageous perks given to …
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Los Angeles City Controller, Wendy Greuel, recently conducted an audit of seven Los Angeles city departments relating to city-owned cell phones. Greuel found that the city wastes about $1 million per year on nearly 12,000 city-owned cell phones. Greuel’s audit revealed: The city did not have any central management of cell phone contracts No one …
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