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Investigate the financial side of disputes by tracing financial transactions, reconstructing accounting records, identifying anomalies, and clearly explaining findings for attorneys. Responsibilities include conducting forensic accounting analyses, developing economic damage models, analyzing cash flow, lifestyle, and income, preparing forensic exhibits and expert report sections, and assisting with deposition preparation and trial support. Required qualifications include a bachelor's degree in accounting or finance and a CPA license or CPA eligibility. Preferred qualifications include CFF or CFE credentials, experience in forensic accounting, litigation support, or auditing, and a master's degree in accounting, taxation, or a related field.