Forensic accounting in criminal fraud trial - Brattle

In US vs. Sam Bankman-Fried– referred to as one of the “biggest financial frauds in American history” – Brattle supported testifying expert Professor Peter Easton as the only government expert witness at trial. As part of Brattle’s support, our experts – leveraging forensic accounting expertise – conducted both fiat and crypto tracing analyses and analyzed flows of funds, including bank statements and crypto records. The jury decided in favor of our client. Learn more about Brattle’s work in this matter here.

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