Robbye Mohn Joins RGL Forensics New York Office

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  • New York, NY (1888PressRelease) November 07, 2012 - RGL Forensics announced today that Robbye Mohn has joined the New York office. Mohn, a veteran partner from the firm's San Francisco office, brings more than 20 years of experience in forensic accounting to RGL's insurance, legal and corporate clients.

    Mohn has been with RGL since its formation. Her work includes assessing damages and defining financial value associated with product recall and product liability as well as complex business interruption cases in industries ranging from construction to healthcare; food/beverage to manufacturing.

    For the past year, Mohn has served in a bicoastal capacity between the two RGL offices. In New York, she'll lead the office along with Simon Oddy, who has served as managing partner of the New York office since its inception.

    "With our insurance and legal practices, New York is a critical strategic market for RGL. I am looking forward to building our existing client relationships and integrating my practice into the insurance and legal industries in the region," Mohn said.

    "Robbye will be an immediate and invaluable asset to the New York office, with her depth of experience and broad practice that spans many industries important in our area. This is a tremendous opportunity for our New York clients, and I feel privileged to manage the office with Robbye," Oddy said.

    About RGL Forensics
    RGL Forensics is an international firm of forensic accounting, valuation and corporate finance professionals. RGL has worked with clients in the corporate, legal, insurance and public sectors for more than 30 years. With 23 offices on four continents, RGL provides the global reach with a local perspective required for complex financial investigations. For more information about RGL Forensics, please visit www.rgl.com.

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