Michelle Schwerin is a tax litigator and white collar criminal defense attorney with the law firm Capes Sokol.  She teaches forensic accounting at Webster University, where she uses her talents as both a CPA and lawyer to train forensic accountants on how to deal with lawyers.https://www.capessokol.com/people/michelle-f-schwerin In this episode, we discuss:<ol><li>The benefits of attending conferences</li><li>How mock court exercises increases confidence</li><li>The characteristics of a great forensic accountant</li><li>The value of mentors</li></ol> <a rel="payment" href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/fraudfighter">Support the Show.</a>

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