Forensic Accounting

Forensic accounting is the synthesis of accounting, auditing, investigative skills, industry experience and litigation support.   Forensic accounting investigations often result from ongoing or anticipated litigation and, therefore, it is critical that forensic accountants are properly trained to conduct their investigations in a manner that will stand up to scrutiny in court.

As forensic accountants, Project Control Company, Inc. (PCC's) primary duty is to analyze, interpret, summarize and present complex financial and business issues in a manner that is both readily understandable by judges and juries and fully supported by the evidence.

PCC's forensic accounting specialization includes:

Employee Fraud Accounting Fraud Shareholders' and partnership disputes Business interruption Insurance claims Marital disputes

Negotiated settlements Professional negligence Business economic losses Contract disputes Damage claims Re-creation of records

PCC will perform a comprehensive investigation and analysis to obtain the relevant facts to support or refute a claim.   PCC will gather and analyze financial information to create readily-comprehensible, meaningful, and accurate presentations.   Our seasoned professionals have a unique combination of industry experience, financial expertise, investigative skills, and proficiency with information systems.