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June 26 repeated November 12, 2013
1-2:40 PM EST
 This program will explain what happens, step by step (and dollar after dollar) in an accounting malpractice lawsuit. We will compare and contrast alternatives, including arbitration and mediation, consider the professional ethics of dispute resolution clauses, and explain how an accounting firm may better control its destiny should it ever confront a malpractice claim.
 Presenter, Gary Barnes, represents accounting firms and their insurers in the defense of malpractice claims and in providing risk management advice.
View the course syllabus.
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Cost & Registration
To register, select the date by your membership level.
Purchase a recording. (A recording of this webinar will be available after the first live session.)
| Professional member |
$39 |
| Premium member |
$59 |
| Standard and Non-member |
$99 |
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Program Information
Who Should Attend
- Accounting firm principals
- Accounting firm risk managers
- Insurers of accounting firms
- Accountants with client management responsibilities
What You Learn
- Your “default” dispute resolution clause: what happens if you do nothing
- Alternatives to lawsuits, advantages and disadvantages
- AICPA Professional Standards and Dispute Resolution Alternatives.
Benefits of Attending
- Be prepared to make intelligent business decisions as to how best to manage a malpractice claim
- Understand the differences amongst litigation, arbitration and mediation and be prepared to decide which of the three is most suitable for his/her clients and accounting firm
- Understand their insurer's role in dealing with a malpractice claim
- Understand how to maintain excellent client relationships while explaining its engagement letter provisions on dispute resolution.
Program Level: Basic
Prerequisite: None
Advanced Preparation: None
Field of Study: Business Management and Organization
This is a group Internet-based offering. The instructional method is lecture with active group participation and visual aids.
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