Accounting Malpractice Claim Based on Failure to Discover Client’s Not Defeated by Fact that Accountant Was Not Engaged to Perform an Audit
On April 4, 2024, the First Department issued a decision in 1650 Broadway Assoc., Inc. v Sturm, 2024 NY Slip Op. 01864, holding that an accounting malpractice claim based on a failure to discover a client’s fraud was not defeated by the fact that the accountant was not engaged to perform an audit . . . Continue reading Accounting Malpractice Claim Based on Failure to Discover Client’s Not Defeated by Fact that Accountant Was Not Engaged to Perform an Audit