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One-of-a-kind resource will help you with every step so you can communicate with attorneys, research the case, give a deposition, perform a consultation, testify as an expert witness, and understand related pronouncements. Softcover.
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Developing and Managing a Litigation Services Practice addresses the needs of both new and experienced litigation services practitioners for an accessible, practical guide to this area. This book is not intended to be a legal casebook or complete treatise on all aspects of the field. Instead, it is a portable, practice-oriented companion that provides field-tested techniques and caveats for establishing, operating, and developing a litigation services practice. The new practitioner will appreciate the information and guidance on: Identifying and developing a litigation services niche from a traditional practice or from scratch; professional standards and the legal environment; and, identifying and refining the technical and personal sills necessary for success.
Both experienced and new practitioners will value this guide for its practical advice on: Staffing and managing a litigation services practice; communicating effectively with your client; preparing for effective depositions; serving as an expert witness; and, common pitfalls experienced by litigation practitioners.
About the Author
Lucinda Bailey, CPA, CFE, is a principal in Bailey, Veenstra & Associates, a litigation and insurance claim consulting firm in Los Angeles, California. Before she founded that firm, Ms. Bailey was a principal in a national accounting firm in its litigation consulting division, where she served on the National Council on Litigation Services.
Ms. Bailey chairs the California Society of CPAs' Litigation and Dispute Resolution Services State Committee and regularly serves on the planning committees for California's renowned litigation conferences.
She is the author of Ten Do's and Don'ts for Litigation Consulting Service; For Better, For Worse: For More, For Less; What Kind of Insurance Do I Need?; Why Loans Go Bad; and a continuing professional education course for the California Society of CPAs on calculating lost profits.
Ms. Bailey is a graduate of the University of California, Los Angeles, and a Certified Fraud Expert.
Brian P. Brinig, J.D., CPA, limits his professional practice to litigation support services, economic damages analysis, and business valuation matters. He has specialized in these areas for 17 years and is a principal in Brinig & Company, Inc., San Diego, California.
He is an accredited senior member of the American Society of Appraisers and currently sits as secretary of the ASA's Business Valuation Committee. He is past president of the Financial Analysts Society of San Diego, chair of the Business Valuation Common Interest Member Section of the California Society of Certified Public Accountants, and past chair of the San Diego Society of CPAs' Litigation Services Committee.
Mr. Brinig has coauthored the well-known Guide to Litigation Support Services and has written numerous articles on business valuation issues and the CPA's role in litigation services. He is a frequent speaker for the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, the American Society of Appraisers, and the California Society of CPAs.
Mr. Brinig is a graduate of the Georgetown University School of Business and the University of San Diego School of law. Early in his career, he was employed by Price Waterhouse and Arthur Young & Company.
Michael G. Ueltzen, MBA, CPA, is the Managing Director of John Waddell & Co., a full-service accounting firm specializing in tax planning, accounting and auditing, and litigation consulting services in Sacramento, California. He was one of the founding members of the California Society of CPAs' Litigation Services Committee and served as chair during its formative stages. Mr. Ueltzen also was a founding member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) Litigation Services Subcommittee and has been active in the drafting and establishment of several AICPA Special Reports. He currently serves as president of California Society of CPAs (1996-1997) and is a member of the AICPA Council.
Mr. Ueltzen is a graduate of California State University, Sacramento, where he also received his MBA.
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Developing and Managing a Litigation Services Practice
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Harcourt Brace Professional Pub, 2000
ISBN 10: 0156060760
ISBN 13: 9780156060769
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