Currently offered courses:

• Accounting for Lawyers: Lawyers do Count (1.5)
   Accounting, valuation and finance issues pervade corporate law. This course provides
   insight into the interrelationship between accounting, finance, valuation and the law.
   You will learn why financial statements do not necessarily reflect the objective truth
   about a company’s financial condition and what gives a business value. The
   discussion includes real life examples of the interplay between and among
   legal and financial/valuation issues.

• Conducting a Fraud Investigation: The Basics You Need to Know (1.5)
   Given the ever present existence and seemingly growing prevalence of fraud in
   business and society, it is important for attorneys to have an understanding of fraud
   and the fraud investigation process. This program provides attorneys with important
   definitions and guidance related to fraud and fraud investigative processes. Discussion
   topics include type of fraud, investigative techniques, the fraud diagnostic approach,
   financial transaction analysis methods, documentation of findings, preservation of
   evidence and fraud related rules.

• Deposing and Cross-Examining the Financial Expert (1.0)
   Attorneys often engage financial experts to assist in litigation matters. This program
   provides guidance and advice in the areas of engaging the financial expert, preparing
   the financial expert to make expert opinions and preparing the financial expert for
   deposition, testimony and/or cross examination.

• Comparing and Contrasting the S&L Crisis of the Late 80’s with the
   Current Economic Crisis (1.5) 
   This program not only provides an understanding of the causes and events leading up
   to the current economic crisis, the Economic Emergency Stabilization Act (“EESA”) and
   the Troubled Asset Relief Program (“TARP”), but it provides attorneys with a unique
   perspective in that it compares and contrasts the current economic crisis to the Savings
   & Loan (“S&L”) of the late ‘80s. Additional discussion topics include Treasury updates,
   role of the experts and an overview of related fraud and scandal cases.