Cameron J. 

Cameron Pyper has over 12 years of professional experience providing forensic accounting, investigation, and audit/assurance services. For the past eight years, Cameron has practiced exclusively in the area of forensic and investigative accounting.

Cameron’s experience includes complex financial and workplace investigations conducted in the context of ongoing or anticipated civil litigation or criminal proceedings, typically involving allegations of fraud, embezzlement, kickbacks/secret commissions, corruption, procurement process manipulation, or other malfeasance. Cameron has also assisted clients and their counsel in matters involving commercial, shareholder/partnership, and estate/family law disputes. He has extensive experience in obtaining, analyzing and summarizing financial and non-financial information, tracing funds, conducting investigative interviews, preparing investigation reports, reviewing electronic documents and correspondence using eDiscovery software, and assisting legal counsel in preparing for examinations, discoveries, motions, and other phases of litigation.

In addition to his client work, Cameron has helped to develop anti-fraud training courses and articles, and wrote an in-depth research paper entitled, “The Role of the Forensic Accountant in Asset Tracing & Recovery Cases: A Review of Ten Years of Canadian Court Decisions”, as part of the Master of Forensic Accounting (MFAcc) program at the University of Toronto Mississauga. Cameron has also served as a Capstone Exam Evaluator and Student Research Project Mentor for the MFAcc program.