J.S. Held Acquires Shechter & Everett to Expand Forensic Accounting Capabilities for Family Law Disputes in Florida
Read MoreJ.S. Held’s Forensic Accounting team was engaged to support the insurance market in evaluating a $300 million large loss to a regional agricultural processing facility in the Western United States. The insured suffered a massive fire loss to their plant resulting in the complete loss of their ability to manufacture various agricultural goods.
J.S. Held’s Forensic Accounting experts worked with all parties to review the loss and help value the business income claim, extra expense claim, lost inventory, and property damage expense tracking following the fire. This job represented a collaborative effort by all four forensic accountants assigned to the loss, requiring them to work with the insuring market as well as the insured to reach an amicable resolution based on the facts of the loss.
Bruno Graizzaro, CPA, MBA
Executive Vice President
Forensic Accounting - Insurance Services
+1 857 219 5716
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John Curran
Senior Vice President
Forensic Accounting - Insurance Services
+1 206 895 9514
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Micah Pilgrim
Senior Vice President
Forensic Accounting - Insurance Services
+1 206 895 9527
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Cole Parker
Director
Forensic Accounting - Insurance Services
+1 206 895 9509
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> Extra Expense / Increased Cost of Working
Our experts conduct objective, in-depth analyses that evaluate extra or increased costs incurred by Insureds to continue operations and to mitigate their business interruption losses after an insured event.
> Inventory / Stock Losses
Our team provides financial expertise to assess the precise volume and value of inventory or stock that is lost or damaged as a result of adverse incidents such as fraud, arson, theft, or natural disasters.
> Business Interruption / Lost Profits
We provide specialized expertise in the quantification of damages related to claims and disputes involving business interruption and lost profits. Our team combines their financial expertise and diverse backgrounds to effectively evaluate the insured's/claimant's operations and industry/market-specific factors, to quantify interruptions and lost profits.