Paul Croft and Jacqueline Woods lead the Forensic Accounting team at BRI Ferrier, providing forensic accounting, expert witness and business valuation services. Going beyond the binary, Jacqui and Paul apply their forensic lens to topical issues to serve up practical insights and fresh perspectives on all things forensic accounting. Tackling issues including directors’ duties, insolvent trading, business interruption, shareholder oppression and post-acquisition disputes, they call to account the broader commercial and board room implications of matters that come across their desks.
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Paul Croft and Jacqueline Woods lead the Forensic Accounting team at BRI Ferrier, providing forensic accounting, expert witness and business valuation services. Going beyond the binary, Jacqui and Paul apply their forensic lens to topical issues to serve up practical insights and fresh perspectives on all things forensic accounting. Tackling issues including directors’ duties, insolvent trading, business interruption, shareholder oppression and post-acquisition disputes, they call to account the broader commercial and board room implications of matters that come across their desks.
One of the downsides of COVID-19 has been an uptick in shareholder acquisition disputes, with cash-strapped business owners seeking to exit businesses or look for ways to extract additional value by exploiting the shareholders agreement. This video looks at two of the more common causes of shareholder disputes and suggests some ways shareholders in private companies can reduce the risk and scope of costly disputes.
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Paul Croft and Jacqueline Woods lead the Forensic Accounting team at BRI Ferrier, providing forensic accounting, expert witness and business valuation services. Going beyond the binary, Jacqui and Paul apply their forensic lens to topical issues to serve up practical insights and fresh perspectives on all things forensic accounting. Tackling issues including directors’ duties, insolvent trading, business interruption, shareholder oppression and post-acquisition disputes, they call to account the broader commercial and board room implications of matters that come across their desks.
