Date: May 28, 2026
Time: 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. PT
$145.00
$165.00
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Join us for a day packed with enriching breakout sessions and networking opportunities designed to elevate your expertise and expand your professional network.
Reserve your spot for a day of learning, networking, and staying ahead in the dynamic world of forensic accounting.
Please note, agenda and/or speakers are subject to change.
FSSCO0526
In-Person
CPAs, attorneys, and other forensic accounting and litigation professionals.
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Some knowledge of forensic accounting is preferred.
This meeting will be paperless. Materials must be downloaded from the CalCPA website three days prior to the meeting.
Multiple Sessions to Select from
Sponsored by Economic Damages and Fraud and Financial Investigations
This program will discuss how CPAs, fraud investigators and attorneys can collaborate effectively to identify key red flags that indicate fraud, identify and gather documentation, and evaluate potential recovery and reporting options.
Multiple Sessions to Select from
Sponsored by Business Valuation and Family Law
This session will provide a practical and accessible framework for understanding how carried interest (“carry”) in private equity functions as an asset in divorce. We will cover the characterization of carry under California community property law, approaches to valuing vested and unvested carry interests, and strategies for dividing carry in marital dissolution cases. The presentation will include real world examples, common pitfalls, and guidance for attorneys and financial professionals navigating these increasingly common issues.
Sponsored by Economic Damages and Fraud and Financial Investigations
In the high-stakes world of white-collar crime, the prosecution builds a timeline, but the defense builds context. Behind every "intent" or "knowledge" argument lies a trail of financial data that either confirms or contradicts the government’s theory. This panel moves beyond the audit to explore the "Forensic Pivot"—the moment where a specific financial finding changes the entire trajectory of a defense. We will discuss how to identify the "financial fingerprints" that prove a lack of criminal intent, how to handle "inconvenient data" that challenges your own client’s narrative, and the art of translating complex forensic trails into a story that resonates with a jury (or a skeptical prosecutor).
Multiple Sessions to Select from
Sponsored by Economic Damages and Fraud and Financial Investigations
"Unlocking the Magical Secrets to Fighting Fraud" is both entertaining and informative. It features captivating magic tricks and intriguing stories about real fraud cases. Key topics covered include the nature and prevalence of fraud, how fraud happens, why fraud happens, and tips for minimizing fraud risk. Participants will gain valuable insights into organizational fraud and learn how to defend themselves and their organizations.
Multiple Sessions to Select from
Sponsored by Business Valuation and Family Law
This session will cover what is valuation services of fixed assets and how Capital Assets Valuations ("CAV") can help your clients. We will discuss types of assets valued, scope and purposes of common engagements, sample projects, etc.
BV/FL/ED/FFI Session: Sponsored by All Sections
CPAs are frequently called on to speak with authority in rooms that matter — expert testimony, client development, firm presentations, conference stages. This session draws on performance methodology used by professional speakers, world-class athletes, and top stage performers to give CPAs practical tools for navigating nerves, building presence, and delivering complex expertise with the clarity and credibility those rooms require.
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