Business and Municipal Fraud Investigation

Edward Myers & Associates, Inc., operates in Studio City, California, and offers investigation services, risk assessment consultation, and access to multinational resources to companies in a range of industries. In business for over 15 years, Edward Myers & Associates, Inc., also possesses comprehensive strategies to address complex business and municipal fraud.

Industry reports indicate that fraud and similar violations put a significant financial strain on US businesses and municipalities, costing them over $700 billion each year. Additionally, the average organization loses approximately 6 percent of its annual revenue due to fraud-related crimes. The effects of fraud can also extend beyond financial consequences and negatively impact factors such as employee morale, reputation, and productivity.

To protect clients’ assets and combat this trend, the team at Edward Myers utilizes a team of trained personnel that focus on exposing and preventing fraud-related activities. The team takes on cases of fraudulent statements and embezzlement and works to uncover evidence that points to illegal activity, such as counterfeit disbursements, money and asset theft, and dishonest representations on expense reports and profit loss. Teams also investigate corporate and municipal corruption and suspicions of network espionage, trade-secret theft, and economic extortion.

For more information on the firm's complex business and municipal fraud services, visit myersassociates.net/about/identity-theft-prevention-and-response.                            

Ontario 2016 One Walk to Raise Funds for Juvenile Diabetes Research

Located in Studio City, California, Edward Myers & Associates, Inc., provides investigation and risk consulting services to national and international clients in a multitude of industries. Edward Myers & Associates, Inc., also supports the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF), which will host the Ontario 2016 JDRF One Walk fundraising event in April.

JDRF One Walk works toward the singular goal of creating a world without type 1 diabetes (T1D) by funding research efforts to benefit children, adults, and families affected by the disease. To date, the event has raised over $68 million for T1D research.

The 2016 walk will take place April 24, at Cucamonga-Guasti Regional Park in Ontario, California. With a fundraising goal of $89,977, the 2016 event invites people to join the cause through participating in the walk, creating personal fundraising pages, and making donations. Participants may register as individuals or join a team; for those unable to form teams on their own, JDRF provides an automated system that places participants with an already registered team. In addition, registered participants may create a personalized fundraising page through the event’s website.

For more information on the Ontario 2016 JDRF One Walk or to register for the event, visit www.jdrf.org.