When working on an insurance claim, an experienced forensic accountant understands the importance of linking the financial damages to the loss event. (Credit: sasirin pamai/Shutterstock)
Documenting and preparing an insurance claim as a result of a loss event is often disruptive, complicated and time-consuming. For an insured, the claims process can be a drain on resources during a period when normal business operations should be the primary focus of management.
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