NACVA Training – Financial Forensics Clinics

For valuation professionals involved in forensic accounting and litigation engagements, staying updated on the latest practices and methodologies is essential. One upcoming event that promises to deliver in-depth training is NACVA’s “Specialty Program in Forensic Accounting: Commercial Damages and Lost Profits.” This training is designed specifically for professionals who want to deepen their expertise in assessing commercial damages and lost profits in litigation settings.

This program provides valuable insight into the processes and approaches needed for analyzing and calculating financial damages, including expert witness considerations. It’s a comprehensive learning opportunity for those who work in forensic accounting, business valuation, and economic damage assessments, especially in cases involving breach of contract, intellectual property disputes, or other commercial litigation matters.

Why This Program is Relevant for You

As business valuators and forensic accounting professionals, you are frequently tasked with evaluating complex financial information in litigation contexts. This NACVA program offers specialized knowledge that can enhance your capability to:

  • Accurately assess lost profits and commercial damages
  • Testify effectively as an expert witness in litigation matters
  • Prepare and present detailed forensic reports that stand up in court
  • Apply the latest financial modeling techniques for damage assessments

If you’re working on cases that involve damages calculations, this is a must-attend event. It not only sharpens your technical skills but also helps you stay competitive in the growing field of forensic accounting for litigation purposes.

Event Details

  • Date: Ongoing virtual training program with various dates available
  • Format: Live online or self-study
  • Organized by: National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts (NACVA)

For more information and to register for the event, visit NACVA’s Specialty Program in Forensic Accounting: Commercial Damages and Lost Profits.