H&A Forensic Accounting

Welcome to H&A Forensic Accounting

As Ontario's leading specialist in insurance claims quantification, we are dedicated to assisting insurance companies, and their defense counsels, to quickly and equitably resolve complex accident benefits, tort and commercial loss claims.

What's New

How Do Non-Salary Payments Impact the Calculation of an IRB?

A close look at the impact that Employment Insurance (“EI”) Benefits, Canada Pension Plan (“CPP”) Disability Benefits, Pension Benefits and Severance Pay have on the calculation of Income Replacement Benefits (“IRBs”) under both the ‘Old’ and ‘New’ (Sept. 1, 2010) SABS.

Claims Quantification

Tort

Commercial Losses

Unparalleled
Experience

With expertise gained in more than 13,000 accident benefit, tort and commercial claims, H&A’s in-depth knowledge of Ontario insurance policy documents and legislation results in practical responses to complex claims issues.

Qualified Professionals
on All Files

H&A’s claims quantification engagements are conducted exclusively by professionally designated accountants, either Chartered Accountants (CA) or Certified Management Accountants (CMA).

Effective Reporting
& Communication

At H&A we pride ourselves on the quality of our reporting protocols. It is our belief that frequent and timely progress reporting leads to greater efficiency and faster turnaround.

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Publications

Is Your Insured’s Dependent Really Dependent?

Determining whether or not a person is principally dependent for financial support on another person is a forensic accounting process - a precise exercise using somewhat imprecise numbers - that can determine who will bear the entire cost of a dependent person's AB claim under the SABS. more

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