2019 Insurance Forum Thursday, October 24, 2019 From 8:00AM to Noon Shaker Ridge Country Club 802 Albany Shaker Road, Albany, NY The 2019 FAZ Insurance Forum will feature discussions on property/casualty... read more →
At FAZ Forensics, we handle property and casualty claims resulting from fires, auto accidents, water damage, mechanical breakdown, power outages, fraud, terrorist attacks, employee theft, natural disaster and more. If... read more →
Forensic Analyst Saratoga Springs, NY Job Summary Ferraro, Amodio & Zarecki, CPA, a boutique forensic accounting and financial consulting firm, based in Saratoga Springs, is seeking a CPA/financial professional with... read more →
Where a fiduciary does not act in the best interests of the beneficiary a forensic CPA can play a critical role in analyzing and quantifying economic damages, as well as... read more →
Detecting Fraud Detecting Fraud Most fraud or forensic investigations begin with a suspicion of wrongdoing. The suspicion may be the result of a tip provided through a fraud reporting portal,... read more →
Loss of Household Services Defined Household services represents a concept that is often difficult to define. If an injured person cannot perform household services for him or herself, the injured... read more →
As with most cases, many of the disputes that arise in estimating damages for lost personal income can be resolved by applying the basic damages framework. Damages are the difference... read more →
Damages Quantification Damages quantification operates on the premise that the defendant is liable for damages from the defendant’s harmful act. The plaintiff is entitled to recover monetary damages for losses... read more →
Teal, Becker & Chiaramonte, CPAs, P.C. (TBC), a top accounting and advisory firm and Ferraro, Amodio & Zarecki, CPAs (FAZ Forensics), a leading boutique forensic accounting firm have announced a... read more →
In many personal injury cases, the award of damages often centers on the calculation of the loss of future earnings. ... read more →