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Category: Publication

The American Accounting Association published a research article titled “Expanding the Concept of Materiality to Environmental, Social, and Governance: Audit Issues and Implications”, which was authored by Lynn Turner (Hemming Morse Senior Advisor) and Thomas Weirich (Central Michigan University Professor).

Paul Regan Authors “The Forensic: How the CIA, a Brilliant Attorney and a Young CPA Brought Down Howard Hughes”

Professor William Dobbie of Harvard’s Kennedy School of Public Policy published an independent examination of a series of reports prepared by Hemming Morse Partner, Greg Regan.

Partners Greg Regan and Chris Tregillis Author Lost Profits Practice Aid to Guide Industry Professionals

Principal Jeffrey Klein Authors Practice Aid for American Institute of Certified Public Accountants

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