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Practical notes for solicitors on instructing forensic accountants and preparing expert financial evidence.
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How Forensic Accountants Analyse Related-Party Transactions in Commercial Disputes
How forensic accountants analyse related-party transactions in commercial disputes: identifying connections, reviewing records, comparing terms, tracing payments and stating limitations.
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How Forensic Accountants Analyse Financial Evidence When Records Are Incomplete
How forensic accountants analyse financial evidence when records are incomplete: establishing gaps, using alternative sources, reconstructing figures, and documenting limitations.
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What Solicitors Should Include in a Letter of Instruction to a Forensic Accountant
A practical guide for solicitors on what to include in a letter of instruction to a forensic accountant: background, questions, records, scope, deadlines and deliverables.
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What does the Sterling Forensic blog cover?
Articles for solicitors on instructing forensic accountants, expert witness practice, letters of instruction, and related financial dispute topics.
Is blog content legal or accounting advice?
No. Posts provide general information only and should not replace case-specific legal or professional advice.
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Use the contact form with a brief outline of the matter, or email cases@sterlingforensic.co.uk. Clear letters of instruction help define scope, questions and deliverables.
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