Understanding, Developing & Managing Forensic Engagements – Best Practices from Leading Experts: Creating a Niche Forensic Practice Series

Statistics show that speaking to an audience is the No. 1 fear for adults in the U.S. This session will help forensic experts better understand their role and objectives in providing testimony. Highlights include: direct vs. cross examination, testimony dos and don’ts, communicating with a jury, use of demonstratives, the testimony pyramid, how to identify improper advocacy and handling hypothetical situations.

Field of Study: Specialized Knowledge and Application
Level: Basic/Intermediate           
Prerequisites: None
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Presenter:
Christian Tregillis, CPA/ABV/CFF, CLP
Scott Bouchner, CMA, AVA , CFE

Christian Tregillis, CPA/ABV/CFF, CLP, is a managing director in the Century City and Los Angeles offices of LECG, where he leads the local damages and intellectual property practice and works on forensic accounting investigations. He serves on the AICPA’s Forensic and Litigation Services Committee and is chair of the AICPA’s Economic Damages Task Force.

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Scott Bouchner, CMA, AVA , CFE, is director of forensic and business valuation services for Berkowitz Dick Pollack & Brant CPAs & Consultants, LLP. He focuses his practice on business valuation, litigation support services and management consulting. He is a member of the AICPA’s Economic Damages Task Force.

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