Lynda Schwartz
Professor of Practice, Director of Forensic Accounting and Data Analytics Curriculum
Education
Professional Experience
Teaching Interests
- Forensic accounting
- Fraud examination
- Fraud risk management
- Data analytics
- Financial expert witness services
Selected Publications
“Fraud Risk Management Guide, 2nd edition”, (2023) – member of the Update Task Force.
"Understanding the Forensic Technology Landscape: A Reference Guide for Practitioners", (2020) – as co-chair of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants Forensic and Litigation Services Forensic Technology Task Force.
“Understanding the Statement on Standards for Forensic Services No. 1 and its Implications for Practice, Curricula and Research”, (2020) Journal of Forensic Accounting Research.
“Litigation Services Handbook”, 5th and 6th editions, (2012 and 2017) – co-authored chapters entitled “Executive Compensation in the Litigation Setting”, “the Troubled Business and Bankruptcy” and “Alter Ego”.
“Guide to Investigating Business Fraud”, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (2009) – co-authored chapters entitled “The First 48 Hours of an Investigation” and “Working with Attorneys”.