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At Frenkels we offer a range of forensic accountancy services. Click below for more information on any of these.

• Personal Injury Claims
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• Business Valuations
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• Commercial Disputes
• Proceeds of Crime and Criminal Defence
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Personal Injury Claims

We have a wealth of experience in the forensic accountancy area of personal injury claims including clinical and medical negligence and fatal accidents. Our forensic accountancy team are able to deal with the many issues involved in understanding and calculating the losses that arise from a road traffic accident or a clinical negligence claim.

We have also been instructed as expert forensic account on several cases involving mesothelioma. Mesothelioma is an aggressive cancer of that most commonly affects the lining of the lungs and is almost always the result of exposure to asbestos. Unfortunately many individuals who worked with asbestos in the 1970s are now affected by mesothelioma. In our role as forensic accountants we have prepared reports setting out the loss of earnings and loss of pension suffered by the Claimant. Some of the issues that come to light are whether to present the claim as a fatal accident claim (ie waiting until the Claimant dies) or as a lost years' claim (i.e. whilst they are still alive.)

While much of our personal injury work relates to road traffic accidents, personal injury cases come to us from a wide range of sources, including, clinical and medical negligence, Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority cases, and harassment and racial and sexual discrimination in the workplace.

Pension losses are a key head of damage and we advise on these cases regularly, often on a joint instructions basis. This has led to us being instructed on pension related cases involving disputes over final salary pension schemes, employers giving incorrect details as to employees’ pension entitlements and loss of the value of pension rights where employees are dismissed or made redundant.

Forensic is defined as 'used or applied in the investigation and establishment of facts or evidence in a court of law.' A forensic accountant uses a combination of accounting, investigative and legal skill...