Forensic Accounting and Valuation in Delaware Litigation

Verret, J.W.

Journal: William & Mary Business Law Review

Volume: 16

First Page: 577

Year: 2025

Bluebook Citation: 16 WM. & MARY BUS. L. REV. 577 (2025)

Author: J. W. Verret: all 10 publications


Abstract

This Article describes the forensic accounting and valuation tools available to Delaware litigators in commercial and corporate litigation as well as family law. Further, it details the licensing process and standards applicable to forensic accountants and shows how the methods utilized in this profession can assist litigators in a variety of contexts. Delaware cases in which courts have accepted or limited the use of expert forensic accountant testimony are explored and general principles for utilizing forensic accounting expertise in Delaware litigation are developed. The uses of forensic accounting in Delaware litigation are demonstrated across appraisal actions, divorce cases, fraud and fiduciary actions and investigations, and economic damages estimation.

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