Accounting Malpractice
The Law Office of Gregory Krasovsky provide presentation to plaintiffs who pursue an accounting malpractice lawsuit. Our accounting malpractice attorneys are skilled at detecting all relevant evidence in order to maximize the chances that the case will be successfully concluded. If you have any questions, please contact an accounting malpractice lawyer today . We will be happy to answer any questions or concerns that you may have.
Accounting malpractice occurs when Certified Public Accountant (CPA) is negligent in providing a proper standard of care to a client. Certified Public Accountants have a duty of act in the interest of the client and in the public interest; if they violate this duty then they are considered to be negligent. Furthermore, the client must have received some injury or harm (in this case usually monetary loss or legal complications) as a result of the negligence. If the CPA is found to fail to fulfill the obligation to protect public interest, exercise due care, and retain objectivity, then that CPA presumably has committed malpractice.
At the Law Offices of Gregory Krasovsky, we take accounting malpractice seriously. we handle cases involving corporations that suspect rouge accountants, as well as individuals who hire accountants and then suspect them of malfeasance.
Nobody deserves to have their trust violated, and it is our goal to keep your assets safe from such pernicious breaches of the law. For more information about what we can do in the realm of accounting, please refer to our main accounting section . We are committed to providing top quality commercial litigation assistance to all of our clients.
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How the work begins
The first conversation is with the attorney, not an intake service. We look at the documents you already have, identify what is missing, and give a direct assessment of the position — including when the honest answer is that a claim is not worth bringing.
If we take the matter on, you receive a written engagement agreement setting out scope and fees before any work starts. Where a case crosses borders, we coordinate with counsel in the relevant jurisdiction rather than improvising outside our own.