MPI Launches New Philadelphia Office; Expands Consulting Services to Include Forensic Accounting and Economic Damage Calculations
Leading the
“Our expansion into Philadelphia’s vibrant business community is a further broadening of MPI’s strong presence in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic markets,” says
“Litigation support and dispute resolution services are a thriving part of MPI’s practice, and we are so very pleased to expand our firm’s expertise into the forensic accounting and investigation realm with the addition of Jim O’Brien,” adds Kerrigan. “Jim is a highly regarded and nationally recognized litigation expert and has serviced the
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In April, MPI expanded its Matrimonial Litigation practice with the hire of
Mr. O’Brien, CPA/CFF, brings nearly 30 years of experience to the firm’s client needs, including public accounting, forensic accounting, litigation support, focusing importantly on economic damages and other investigations. A published author and national speaker on the subject, Mr. O’Brien will focus the practice on providing damage calculations in complex commercial litigation and forensic accounting investigations. In addition, Mr. O’Brien frequently assists clients in documenting insurance claims such as flood, fire, or theft losses that impact business operations.
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