Staff Forensic Accountant, Forensic Accounting - Insurance Services (Business Interruption)

 Review and evaluate detailed financial statements and financial data (statements of revenue and expense, forecasts & budgets, production reports, etc.) in order to create a comprehensive analysis.       Create Excel schedules using financial information provided which will be used in the measurement of business interruption losses.       Review detailed invoices and purchase orders, organize supporting documentation, and input data to track costs incurred.       Analyze revenue and expenses to create projection models.       Assist in inputting financial data and organize large amounts of financial data – both paper and electronic to be used in review.      Communicating results of analysis to supervisors and/or clients.       Assist in the preparation of written reports and written narratives to be sent to clients.      Attend client meetings (telephone, online, or in-person) and communicate findings in meetings to clients and team members. In-person meetings can require travel to loss location sites and client offices.Majority of travel will be day-travel in local region, however some overnight travel can be required throughout continental U.S.Respond and travel to large-loss catastrophic event locations when safe to do so.Assist with other assignments ranging from unusual insurance claim-related matters to various litigation projects.