>> I think it's probably the most interesting thing you can do with accounting
because it puts a lot of meaning behind the numbers and it's a lot of qualitative work,
which I actually like because, it's funny because I went
into accounting, which is mostly numbers.
But I like to have meaning behind that number and I like developing the analysis
and you know going into documents that are part of the discovery process and litigation
and helping to support that number and stand by it.
Are the cases new?
Is everything from patent infringement to you know someone's, we were on a case here
in Philadelphia where I think it was a CFO was stealing money from the Archdiocese
of Philadelphia so that was a little scandalous.
But it's everything from getting involved in a little bit of forensic work,
investigative where you're looking through bank statements trying to find you know
where the cash is going, if there's like a shady bookkeeper in the mix, to getting involved
in patent infringement cases where you're learning about all types of technology
and trying to, you know with the assistance of attorney's,
determining if that patent is infringed and what does party B owe party A for that infringement?
It's exciting and it's constantly changing.
You never know, you know, what you're going to be working on next
and what you're going to learn about so.