Beth Mohr, CFE
Beth A. Mohr, CFE, is managing partner of The McHard Firm, a firm specializing in forensic accounting, investigations and expert testimony. Mohr provides expert testimony in several areas, including cases where false or coerced confessions are alleged. Contact Mohr at bmohr@themchardfirm.com.
Hanging out your shingle, part 1
Tips on how to start your own anti-fraud business.
Written By: Janet M. McHard, CFE, CPA, CFFA, Beth Mohr, CFE
Fighting fraud and achieving success
As organizations and people across the globe observe International Women’s Day in March, the author talks to anti-fraud professionals about the challenges they face in the field, their successes and how they’re overcoming gender bias.
Written By: Beth Mohr, CFE
When subjects admit guilt but they’re innocent
Why would someone confess to a crime they didn’t commit? Often an interviewer, trained to be accusatory and aggressive, will pressure subjects to admit guilt. Here’s how fraud examiners — rightfully constrained by higher ethics guardrails — can prevent false confessions that result in wrongful terminations and improper convictions, and ruin innocent subjects’ lives, while leaving the guilty free to commit additional crimes.
Written By: Beth Mohr, CFE
CFEs, examine this: Are you required to be licensed as a private investigator?
Do U.S. CFEs need to be licensed as private investigators (PIs)? The answer isn’t particularly straightforward.
Written By: Beth Mohr, CFE
Hanging out your shingle, part 2
In starting your firm, this article covers some specific aspects of being a new entrepreneur, including the legal forms of business organizations, insurance, tax responsibilities and retirement savings.
Written By: Janet M. McHard, CFE, CPA, CFFA, Beth Mohr, CFE
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