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No one starts a business partnership expecting it to fail, but having a solid operating agreement is crucial for protecting everyone involved. In this week’s episode of The Data Sleuth Podcast, host Justin Burns CPA, CFE, and guest Natalie Lewis, CPA/CFF, CFE dive into why hiring a lawyer before things go wrong can save you from even bigger headaches—and legal fees—down the road. Catch this important conversation to learn more about partnership disputes and how to prevent them!

?? The Data Sleuth Podcast is back with Episode 96! This week, we explore: · How weak controls expose business partnerships to risk. · The challenges of navigating complex ownership structures. · Why proper documentation is a game-changer. · A real-life case study on why even silent partners should stay involved. Tune in for valuable insights from Natalie Lewis, CPA/CFF, CFE and Justin Burns CPA, CFE that could protect your business!

With the rise in artificial intelligence, the human touch remains critically important—especially when dealing with data and identifying correlations across data sets. Tune in to the latest episode of The Data Sleuth Podcast to hear Justin Burns CPA, CFE and Matt Storlie, CFE, CIDA, discuss how artificial intelligence is impacting data analytics.

Creativity in numbers? It might sound counterintuitive, but in forensic accounting, it’s essential. In our latest episode of The Data Sleuth Podcast, Justin Burns CPA, CFE and Matt Storlie, CFE, CIDA explore how creative thinking shapes data analytics models and correlations, allowing us to uncover insights others may miss. Tune in to see how approaching numbers with an open mind can lead to groundbreaking findings.

New Episode Alert ??? Episode 95, Data Analytics with Matt Storlie, CFE, CIDA, just dropped! In this episode, Justin Burns CPA, CFE and Matt explore the effects of artificial intelligence (AI) in the field, the need for creativity in planning analytics, an analytics-based class action lawsuit, and the importance of the “3 C’s” of data analytics. Tune in on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen!

To quantify damages in breach of fiduciary duty cases, multiple methods, such as lost profits analysis and asset tracing, are often required. Calculating compensatory, consequential, and potentially punitive damages demands a blend of legal and financial expertise to examine the fiduciary’s actions, assess intent, and accurately estimate losses. Tune in to the full episode for more insights into complex economic damages cases with Michelle Barton, CPA/ABV/CFF, CVA, ASA and Justin Burns CPA, CFE!

When it comes to cases involving economic damages, forensic accounting is just one piece of the puzzle. Presenting the data findings in a succinct, engaging, and informative manner is a significant part of the challenge. Tune in to the full episode to hear more insights into the world of litigation involving economic damages from Michelle Barton, CPA/ABV/CFF, CVA, ASA and Justin Burns CPA, CFE.

The latest episode of The Data Sleuth Podcast is now live! Tune in to hear Justin Burns CPA, CFE and Michelle Barton, CPA/ABV/CFF, CVA, ASA, discuss the process of calculating economic damages, the nuances of educating jurors during a trial, the importance of understanding insurance policy coverage as a business owner, and a few fascinating international and breach of contract cases. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Android, or wherever you get your podcasts.

During litigation, attorneys aim to secure the highest financial reward for their clients, which makes them hesitant to allow opposing financial experts to collaborate and share information. However, when it comes to business valuations, having both sides on the same page can often be beneficial for all parties involved. Discover more great insights from Matt Stelzman and Justin Burns CPA, CFE in the full episode!