Accounting irregularities and financial fraud
Subtitle: a corporate governance guide
By: edited by Michael R. Young ; [Jack H. Nusbaum ... et al., contributors].
Contributors: Young, Michael R.; Nusbaum, Jack H.
Edition: 2nd ed.
Publisher: Aspen Law & Business
Published: 2002
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 337
Subjects: Corporations -- Corrupt practices -- United States -- Accounting; Fraud; Auditing, Internal; Corporate governance; Audit committees; Class actions (Civil procedure) -- United States
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: I; title: Chapter 1: The Origin of Financial Fraud1; title: Chapter 2: So Who Gets the Blame?23; title: Chapter 3: The Immediate Aftermath45; title: Chapter 4: Getting New Audited Financial Statements 61; title: Chapter 5: Digging Out the Fraud: The Lawyers 81; title: Chapter 6: Digging Out the Fraud: The Forensic; title: Accountants 97; title: Chapter 7: Class Action Lawsuits119; title: Chapter 8: Dealing with the D&O Insurer141; title: Chapter 9: Dealing with the Regulators 167; title: Chapter 10: Criminal Investigations191; title: Chapter 11: What's an Audit Committee to Do? 227; title: Chapter 12: Due Diligence281; title: Chapter 13: Accounting Irregularities and the Future of; title: Financial Reporting 305; title: Index 319.