It is our pleasure to announce that Adam Howard, MBA, CFE, has joined Meaden
Adam joined Meaden & Moore in November 2025, bringing nearly 18 years of experience in forensic accounting, litigation consulting, and expert witness services. He has extensive experience in complex commercial litigation and damages assessments, including lost profits and wages, contract and partnership disputes, fraud investigations, and other forensic accounting matters. Adam has been designated as an expert in numerous commercial disputes and has testified in matters based in state court, federal court, and arbitration.
Throughout his career, Adam has worked across industries including media and entertainment, manufacturing, healthcare, real estate, construction, insurance, gaming, and hospitality. He has also presented and taught courses on determining economic damages at national firm events and at the AICPA National Conference.
At Meaden & Moore, Adam will lead and expand the firm’s litigation support practice, providing expert testimony, forensic analysis, and strategic guidance to clients navigating complex commercial disputes. His comprehensive approach to analyzing economic damages will enhance the firm’s ability to deliver actionable insights and support attorneys and corporate clients in achieving favorable outcomes.
“Adam’s extensive experience in complex litigation and forensic accounting, combined with his leadership and ability to develop innovative solutions, will significantly strengthen our Investigative Accounting and Litigation Support practice,” said Andy Clark, President, Investigative Accounting and Litigation Support. “Adam and his client-service mentality fits our culture and further fuels our litigation support growth across a broader range of commercial disputes. We are excited to welcome Adam to Meaden & Moore and look forward to the value he will bring to our clients and our team.”
Adam is a Certified Fraud Examiner and an active member of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners and the National Association of Forensic Economics. He earned a Master of Business Administration in Finance from Loyola Marymount University and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Southern California.