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FVC2010
Business Interruption Loss - Sniffing out Misrepresentations
Date
November 9, 2020
$49
Standard Price
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This includes sessions from the conference: Forensic & Valuation Services Conference 2020
Whether intentional or not, sometimes false, incomplete, and/or misleading information is produced by a policyholder in pursuit of a business interruption loss claim. Spotting erroneous data, and navigating what comes next, can pose as a challenge to a financial damage's expert tasked with measuring the loss. For any practitioner involved in measuring business interruption loss claims, this course will cover duties and best practices for sniffing out policyholder misrepresentations, including key factors to consider when navigating these scenarios with clients.
Learning Objectives
- Determine common ways business interruption loss claims can be artificially inflated.
- Demonstrate data integrity testing specific to business interruption loss claims.
- Prepare to manage client solutions in the context of policyholder misrepresentations.
Speaker
Michael Haugen, CPA, CFF, CFE
Vice President - Forensic Accounting, JS Held
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