KPMG is being sued in a proposed class action lawsuit filed the Friday (paywall) before the long Labour Day weekend, citing employees were forced to work unpaid overtime hours. The lawsuit alleges KPMG employees routinely work as many as 90 hours a week to complete assignments on behalf of clients. The firm allegedly requires employees […]
Tag: litigation ↓
KPMG sued in Canada">Work-life balance: KPMG sued in Canada
September 18th, 2007 · 15 Comments
Category: Profession
Tags: corporate tax, Juroviesky & Ricci, KPMG, labour, legal, litigation, Profession
Sucks to be Seidman
August 21st, 2007 · 6 Comments
By now, the verdict in the BDO Seidman lawsuit has been covered by all the major industry blogs. All the heavyweights have registered their opinions in this great swirling mass known as the blogosphere. The mainstream media has tossed it around this way and that. There is near unanimity amongst all commenters: Sucks to be them. […]
Category: Auditing
Tags: accounting firm, bank, BDO, BDO Seidman, confirmation, fraud, litigation, negligence, receivables
Conrad Black vows to regain business empire
January 1st, 2007 · No Comments
From the Globe and Mail: Conrad Black has vowed in a court filing to regain control of what remains of his business empire, but he’s also worried there might not be much left. This struck me as a bit strange. I have to admit my experience with court filings isn’t extensive, but I just assumed they […]
Category: Governance
Tags: Conrad Black, Hollinger, litigation, Richter, RSM
Depicting Waste Management fraud to enhance understanding
July 14th, 2006 · No Comments
Dan Meyer’s blog, Tick Marks, has directed me to an interesting section of The Focal Point’s website, highlighting the work it did in helping the prosecution of the fraud case of the former head of Waste Management, James Koenig. The Focal Point is a company that makes “all forms of courtroom presentations more persuasive by […]
Category: Accounting
Tags: fraud, jury, litigation, The Focal Point, visualization, Waste Management

