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Why is Schwartz unique among forensics firms?
When selecting a forensics firm to support your litigation, bankruptcy, receivership, or Subchapter V cases, we know you have many options. What sets us apart is our commitment to delivering unparalleled expertise, transparency, and clear communication. Attorneys trust us for our ability to simplify complex issues, making them easily understood by juries, judges, and arbitrators…
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SALLC Adds to Litigation Practice
Harold Lee has joined Schwartz Associates, LLC as an Associate in the firm’s Houston Office. Harold is currently working towards becoming a CPA and is part of the firm’s Forensics, Valuation, and Litigation Support practice. A native of South Korea, Harold is fluent in Korean and English. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting…
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SALLC Boosts Valuation Capabilities
Schwartz Associates, LLC has increased it’s valuation capabilities with the addition of experience associate, Priya Salagundla, in the firm’s Houston Office. Priya comes to the firm from VMG Health where she worked in the firm’s Valuation and Litigation Services practice specializing in healthcare valuation. Priya’s arrival continues Schwartz Associates, LLC’s campaign to grow it’s client…
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Historically Underutilized Business and Minority Business Enterprise
Schwartz Associates, LLC has been certified as a Historically Underutilized Business by the United States Department of Labor and a Minority Business Enterprise by the City of Houston in the categories of Certified Public Accountants’ Offices and Financial Management Consulting (except Investment Advice) Services. To receive this certification, a firm must be 51% minority owned.…