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Through our Litigation Advisory, Investigations, Compliance & Monitoring, Valuation Advisory, Forensic Technology and Data Analytics practices, we offer clients exceptional expertise, a lean and efficient approach, trusted advice, unprecedented responsiveness, and an overall experience not found at other firms.
Litigation Advisory
Rising costs associated with corporate litigation. Potential reputational damage. Impending amendments to legislation governing trade secrets by a new Administration. In-house and outside legal counsel and their advisers are not only tasked with mitigating significant risks, but also to do more with less in an ever-evolving legal landscape.
Investigations
Increasing government scrutiny. Heightened compliance expectations. An uptick in whistleblower allegations. Corporate investigations into potential wrongdoing are becoming more and more complex when it comes to gathering all relevant facts.
Corporate investigations are becoming more and more complex when it comes to gathering all relevant facts and managing any subsequent financial, legal and organizational implications.
Compliance & Monitoring
Corporate counsel, compliance professionals and internal audit teams face ever-increasing expectations. Regulatory scrutiny is on the rise. There is significant pressure to cut costs. The threat of reputational damage continues to increase. Firms have become more proactive and seek to identify and expose potentially illegal and unethical conduct before and after the commencement of an external investigation.
Valuation Advisory
Due diligence for transactions. Financial reporting. Quantifying intellectual property assets. Accurately assessing the value of business assets is critical to making sound financial decisions and mitigating risks.
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Significant advances in technology. A proliferation of data. Confidential information is more accessible by various personal devices. Cybercrime is on the rise. In the face of government and internal investigations, employment litigation and patent infringement matters, digital information can often make or break the outcome.
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Businesses are generating vast amounts of data across a growing number of locations at a rapid pace. The importance of data privacy, collection and analysis efforts is escalating on corporate agendas. Managing volumes of information presents complex challenges. More and more corporate executives and attorneys recognize the value of leveraging available data.
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Data Science & Analytics OverviewCybersecurity
Increased opportunities for cyber threat actors worldwide. Increased regulatory pressure on data security. Widespread transformation to cloud-enabled and unsecured digital technologies. Ongoing merger, acquisition and integration activity that exposes or creates vulnerabilities in critical operations. An increasing imperative for technology leaders to deliver value and assurance across the enterprise.
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Cybersecurity OverviewEnvironmental, Social & Governance
Increased regulatory expectations around ESG reporting and monitoring. Investors seeking both financial and non-financial returns. A new emphasis on public transparency, corporate responsibility and the role of business in civil society. Companies face greater pressure than ever when it comes to integrating ESG initiatives into business operations and measuring their impact.
Read MoreConstruction & Real Estate
Large-scale construction initiatives involve high stakes for both the project management and development teams. Lapses in oversight, deficiencies in internal controls, and obsolete processes and technology can lead to loss of revenue, schedule delays, or regulatory issues.
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