We conduct rigorous financial and economic analysis to help resolve complex disputes – from the boardroom to the courtroom. Our experts are adept at providing in-depth analysis, quantum of damages, forensic accounting, valuation and expert testimony in litigation and international arbitration matters.
We effectively use technology to uncover and manage evidence and intelligence in contentious legal, regulatory and compliance situations. Our technology experts specialize in electronic discovery and disclosure management, forensic investigations, forensic data analytics, cyber risk and incident response and privacy and data compliance.
Our global team assists boards and management teams in understanding their organization’s cyber risk, developing and implementing cyber resilience strategies and incident response readiness programs and provides effective cyber and forensic response when incidents do arise.
We bring forensic accountants, technologists, and former regulators and law enforcement to our investigations and compliance matters, leveraging experts across an expansive global footprint to meet transnational investigation and compliance requirements.
In the latest Global Arbitration Review, A&M's Luke Steadman explores how experts serve not as client advocates, but as clear communicators presenting independent, well-reasoned opinions that assist tribunals in resolving complex issues.
The White House’s AI Action Plan shifts federal focus from regulation to accelerating innovation, expanding infrastructure, and advancing U.S. AI leadership, while states and global regulators pursue stricter transparency and accountability measures.
Recent arrests and discoveries of asset misappropriation and financial statement fraud suggest a concerning trend of increasing internal fraud in the Asia–Pacific region.
In the Seat with an Expert – Forensic Technology Edition series, Managing Director Jeremy Tilsner explores the growing risks associated with artificial intelligence, forecasting a significant rise in both the volume and complexity of fraud.