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I interviewed San Francisco Forensic Accountant Joe Rosenbaum. Joe elaborates on what being a forensic accountant consists of and shares stories of interesting cases he's been involved in.

Are COVID's impacts on your business covered by insurance?

Why California businesses rounding for meal breaks can guarantee themselves a lawsuit.

Recognizing the signs of embezzlement is important for any business in the San Francisco Bay Area. This includes employees who commit fraud, abuse privileges, or steal from the company. Learn more about how you can recognize the early signs of embezzlement and protect your company.

I interviewed San Francisco trade secrets attorney David Schwartz about his career, his success litigating trade secret cases and what information is protected and how that protection gets lost.

Wood Litigation successfully settled a case on behalf of a homeowner who's patio was over the property line and in the path of a major hotel development in Berkeley, California. The developer destroyed the patio and a lawsuit followed. The developer ultimately settled the suit because we showed (1) the developer had exposure for engaging in self-help and (2) the ...

The overall median loss reported in fraud cases in the United States and Canada in 2020 was $120,000. Employee theft comprised 44% of all cases with a median loss of $60,000. Theft by company owners and executives comprised only 21% of cases but resulted in an enormous median loss of $438,000.

A closer look at pandemic-shaped working environments, the risks they create and what employers and employees can do to prevent harm.

If not careful, officers and managers can find their personal assets at risk

Your neighbor plans to erect a fence on the property line or boundary between your adjoining residences and wants you to pay half the cost. Is this legal in California?