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60 minutes
Date Published

May 22, 2024

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King County Bar Association

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Litigation

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Presentation: “Fraud and the Role of Certified Fraud Examiners and Forensic Accountants” by James S. Peet, PhD, CFE. Principal Manager, Peet & Associates, LLC.

Fraud takes many forms, from simple asset misappropriation to complex financial statement fraud. This presentation will cover many of the most common fraud schemes and the role a Certified Fraud Examiner or Forensic Accountant can play. Also covered will be the difference between CFEs and Forensic Accountants, along with information on when to utilize each type.

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Presenters

James Peet, PhD, CFE
Principal Manager - Peet & Associates, LLC

Dr. Peet is a Washington State licensed Private Investigator and a Certified Fraud Examiner. He is the Principal Manager of... Read More

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2024 Fraud MP4
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