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Troy Peisley Principal, Chartered Accountant and Solicitor Email: troy@troypeisley.com.au Member, Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia (ICAA) Member, Law Society of NSW Solicitor, Supreme Court of NSW Member, ICAA Forensic Accounting Special Interest Group Honorary Solicitor, RSL Veterans Retirement Village, Narrabeen Expertise Troy is qualified as both a Chartered Accountant and Solicitor. With over ten years experience in commercial law and forensic accounting. He is regularly retained as an expert accountant in disputes that involve financial issues by legal firms and regulatory authorities, such as the Australian Federal Police. He has been nominated as an expert accountant by the President of the Law Society of NSW and President of the Institute of Chartered Accountants. He has provided expert accounting evidence to the Supreme Court of New South Wales, Supreme Court of Victoria, Supreme Court of Queensland, Federal Court of Australia and District Court of NSW. The disputes have involved medium sized companies to large multinational organisations in a variety of industries such as insurance, finance, IT, building and construction, franchising, telecommunications, entertainment, hospitality, manufacturing and retail. He regularly presents seminars for the Law Society of NSW and the Law Institute of Victoria on a range of topics such as: How to read a Financial Report Quantifying Damages in Commercial Disputes Forensic Accounting for Lawyers He has been invited by Lexis Nexis to present the above series of seminars to lawyers and barristers in Singapore and Malaysia. He has completed a Graduate Certificate in Forensic Studies (Accounting) at Monash University, and received expert witness skills training from Professor George Hampel QC, retired Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria. He is currently completing a postgraduate masters at the University of New South Wales in Commercial Law. He is the Honorary Solicitor of the RSL Veterans Retirement Village at Narrabeen. Over the past six years he has attended the Village one day each month to provide pro bono legal and accounting services to the residents.