Hayley Boxall
Partner
Forensic & Accounting Services
Our specialists can help with the forensic and accounting work that becomes more important as corporate structures grow in complexity.
We tailor our approach to meet the needs of our clients and the circumstances of the matter concerned. Our services fall under three main pillars:
- Investigations: We work closely with our corporate crime, civil fraud and asset recovery specialists and regulatory lawyers to support clients responding to critical corporate events. We conduct and manage forensic investigations involving fraud, misappropriation of assets, bribery and corruption, whistleblowing allegations, financial irregularities, misstatements and other economic and financial crime issues.
- Disputes: We provide tailored support and advice in relation to the financial, commercial and accounting aspects of disputes and contentious matters. This includes assessing quantum, advising on strategy, settlement parameters and prospects of recovery, instructing independent experts and supporting our clients to identify relevant financial information to support and challenge claims.
- Consultancy: We use our core skills and experience to work with our lawyers across the firm to provide professional services relating to commercial arrangements, corporate and M&A transactions, share plan arrangements, projects, business operations, corporate governance, risk management and various issues on board agendas.
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