
Forensic Accounting
with a personal touch

At Wickes Forensic Accounting & Consulting, LLC, professionals combine their accounting knowledge with economics and investigative skills in various litigation, accounting and financial settings.
Forensic accounting is more than accounting—more than detective work—it is a multifaceted specialty that requires the use of knowledge from a number of disciplines.
Wickes Forensic Accounting
We Are Your Strategic Resource: Highly Valued | Experienced | Efficient | Tailored Case Analysis
The team at Wickes Forensic Accounting can complete your project more efficiently due to our substantial experience and our license to use certain software programs to analyze your data.
The Firm was founded by Pamela Wickes, who is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE), Certified in Financial Forensics (CFF) and Accredited in Business Valuation (ABV). Pam has over 20 years of diversified experience in the areas of private and public accounting, certain insurance claims, calculations of economic damages, fraud and other financial investigations, asset and transaction tracing, fraud prevention and detection, matrimonial / family law related services, various other forensic accounting engagements, business valuations, and other litigation support services. We believe each engagement is unique, and our approach and plan for completing each engagement is tailored accordingly.
Our fees are competitive. We purposely established billing rates that are more affordable than other firms, without compromising our exceptional service and work product.
Services Offered:

Forensic Accounting

Consulting

Litigation Support
In a recent case surrounding an employment agreement dispute in Albany, NY, the Award of the Arbitrator stated,
“Pamela Wickes, a Certified Public Accountant and Certified in Financial Forensics testified on behalf of the Claimants that …, without any increase in Claimants’ compensation. She testified that the damage for Claimants combined was $1,700,000, including interest. Her analysis was extremely persuasive and detailed and she was highly credible in reaching her conclusion.”
The Arbitrator concluded the Respondent (employer) breached its agreement with the two Claimants and damages were awarded based on Wickes’ testimony and economic damages calculations.
