David Weber

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David P. Weber

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Biography

David P Weber is a/an Faculty/Staff in the University Of Connecticut department at University Of Connecticut

University of Maryland - Business

Forensic Accounting Professor at Perdue School of Business, Salisbury University
David P.
Weber
I am a full-time accounting professor at Perdue School of Business, teaching forensic and managerial accounting. I am an attorney, certified fraud examiner, and registered private investigator. In addition to teaching, I lead a boutique law firm, and regularly serve as an expert witness and technical consultant in matters as diverse as federal banking, money laundering, regulatory compliance, GAAP, GAAS, and GAGAS. Before teaching and private practice, I completed my federal career as the Assistant Inspector General for Investigations at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the SEC's Chief Investigator.


Experience

    Education

    • University of Florida - Warrington College of Business

      Doctor of Business Administration

      Accounting

    • Syracuse University

      Bachelor’s Degree

      Criminal Justice/Police Science

    • Syracuse University College of Law

      Doctor of Law (J.D.)

      Law

    • Alumni Honors Award


      One of five Syracuse University College of Law alumni to be awarded the first Syracuse University College of Law Honor Award for distinguished service to our nation.

    Publications

    • Supreme Court Case to Impair Future Regulatory Enforcement Actions

      Legal Blog

      Discussion of new Supreme Court case, based on terrible facts (the SEC's failure to police the financial crisis), now restricting tolling of the statute of limitations in regulatory enforcement matters.

    • Supreme Court Case to Impair Future Regulatory Enforcement Actions

      Legal Blog

      Discussion of new Supreme Court case, based on terrible facts (the SEC's failure to police the financial crisis), now restricting tolling of the statute of limitations in regulatory enforcement matters.

    • A Prime Minister's Guide to Money Laundering

      University of Maryland, College Park - Smith Brain Trust

      Things are tough for corrupt government officials. After taking bribes or skimming from public funds and development loans, they often end up with piles of cumbersome cash. A former public works minister in Argentina tried to bury his bags of money at a convent on June 14, 2016, but that ended badly. Other officials create shell companies and offshore accounts to hide their side income, but that also can backfire. David P. Weber discusses how money laundering works.

    • Supreme Court Case to Impair Future Regulatory Enforcement Actions

      Legal Blog

      Discussion of new Supreme Court case, based on terrible facts (the SEC's failure to police the financial crisis), now restricting tolling of the statute of limitations in regulatory enforcement matters.

    • A Prime Minister's Guide to Money Laundering

      University of Maryland, College Park - Smith Brain Trust

      Things are tough for corrupt government officials. After taking bribes or skimming from public funds and development loans, they often end up with piles of cumbersome cash. A former public works minister in Argentina tried to bury his bags of money at a convent on June 14, 2016, but that ended badly. Other officials create shell companies and offshore accounts to hide their side income, but that also can backfire. David P. Weber discusses how money laundering works.

    • Blowing the Whistle: An American Tradition

      The Hill

    • Supreme Court Case to Impair Future Regulatory Enforcement Actions

      Legal Blog

      Discussion of new Supreme Court case, based on terrible facts (the SEC's failure to police the financial crisis), now restricting tolling of the statute of limitations in regulatory enforcement matters.

    • A Prime Minister's Guide to Money Laundering

      University of Maryland, College Park - Smith Brain Trust

      Things are tough for corrupt government officials. After taking bribes or skimming from public funds and development loans, they often end up with piles of cumbersome cash. A former public works minister in Argentina tried to bury his bags of money at a convent on June 14, 2016, but that ended badly. Other officials create shell companies and offshore accounts to hide their side income, but that also can backfire. David P. Weber discusses how money laundering works.

    • Blowing the Whistle: An American Tradition

      The Hill

    • Received a 15 Day Letter?

      Legal Blog

      Discussion of steps to take if you are the recipient of a 15-day letter from a regulatory enforcement agency.

    • Supreme Court Case to Impair Future Regulatory Enforcement Actions

      Legal Blog

      Discussion of new Supreme Court case, based on terrible facts (the SEC's failure to police the financial crisis), now restricting tolling of the statute of limitations in regulatory enforcement matters.

    • A Prime Minister's Guide to Money Laundering

      University of Maryland, College Park - Smith Brain Trust

      Things are tough for corrupt government officials. After taking bribes or skimming from public funds and development loans, they often end up with piles of cumbersome cash. A former public works minister in Argentina tried to bury his bags of money at a convent on June 14, 2016, but that ended badly. Other officials create shell companies and offshore accounts to hide their side income, but that also can backfire. David P. Weber discusses how money laundering works.

    • Blowing the Whistle: An American Tradition

      The Hill

    • Received a 15 Day Letter?

      Legal Blog

      Discussion of steps to take if you are the recipient of a 15-day letter from a regulatory enforcement agency.

    • Panama Papers Reveal Global Network of Secret Accounts

      University of Maryland, College Park

      A Smith School expert, David P. Weber, helped journalists analyze financial records of Vladimir Putin and others, after one of the biggest document leaks in history. Results already are landing like a bombshell. - See more at: http://www.rhsmith.umd.edu/news/panama-papers-reveal-global-network-secret-accounts#sthash.yBD8wiBU.dpuf

    • Supreme Court Case to Impair Future Regulatory Enforcement Actions

      Legal Blog

      Discussion of new Supreme Court case, based on terrible facts (the SEC's failure to police the financial crisis), now restricting tolling of the statute of limitations in regulatory enforcement matters.

    • A Prime Minister's Guide to Money Laundering

      University of Maryland, College Park - Smith Brain Trust

      Things are tough for corrupt government officials. After taking bribes or skimming from public funds and development loans, they often end up with piles of cumbersome cash. A former public works minister in Argentina tried to bury his bags of money at a convent on June 14, 2016, but that ended badly. Other officials create shell companies and offshore accounts to hide their side income, but that also can backfire. David P. Weber discusses how money laundering works.

    • Blowing the Whistle: An American Tradition

      The Hill

    • Received a 15 Day Letter?

      Legal Blog

      Discussion of steps to take if you are the recipient of a 15-day letter from a regulatory enforcement agency.

    • Panama Papers Reveal Global Network of Secret Accounts

      University of Maryland, College Park

      A Smith School expert, David P. Weber, helped journalists analyze financial records of Vladimir Putin and others, after one of the biggest document leaks in history. Results already are landing like a bombshell. - See more at: http://www.rhsmith.umd.edu/news/panama-papers-reveal-global-network-secret-accounts#sthash.yBD8wiBU.dpuf

    • IRS ADMITS TO HAVING TARGETED CONSERVATIVE 501(c)(4) ORGANIZATIONS – We can help

      Legal Blog

      Blog post describing misconduct of the IRS, and describing ways to take action to oppose unlawful political discrimination.

    • Supreme Court Case to Impair Future Regulatory Enforcement Actions

      Legal Blog

      Discussion of new Supreme Court case, based on terrible facts (the SEC's failure to police the financial crisis), now restricting tolling of the statute of limitations in regulatory enforcement matters.

    • A Prime Minister's Guide to Money Laundering

      University of Maryland, College Park - Smith Brain Trust

      Things are tough for corrupt government officials. After taking bribes or skimming from public funds and development loans, they often end up with piles of cumbersome cash. A former public works minister in Argentina tried to bury his bags of money at a convent on June 14, 2016, but that ended badly. Other officials create shell companies and offshore accounts to hide their side income, but that also can backfire. David P. Weber discusses how money laundering works.

    • Blowing the Whistle: An American Tradition

      The Hill

    • Received a 15 Day Letter?

      Legal Blog

      Discussion of steps to take if you are the recipient of a 15-day letter from a regulatory enforcement agency.

    • Panama Papers Reveal Global Network of Secret Accounts

      University of Maryland, College Park

      A Smith School expert, David P. Weber, helped journalists analyze financial records of Vladimir Putin and others, after one of the biggest document leaks in history. Results already are landing like a bombshell. - See more at: http://www.rhsmith.umd.edu/news/panama-papers-reveal-global-network-secret-accounts#sthash.yBD8wiBU.dpuf

    • IRS ADMITS TO HAVING TARGETED CONSERVATIVE 501(c)(4) ORGANIZATIONS – We can help

      Legal Blog

      Blog post describing misconduct of the IRS, and describing ways to take action to oppose unlawful political discrimination.

    • Officio Vocante Parati – Ready When Called

      Maryland Bar Journal

    • Supreme Court Case to Impair Future Regulatory Enforcement Actions

      Legal Blog

      Discussion of new Supreme Court case, based on terrible facts (the SEC's failure to police the financial crisis), now restricting tolling of the statute of limitations in regulatory enforcement matters.

    • A Prime Minister's Guide to Money Laundering

      University of Maryland, College Park - Smith Brain Trust

      Things are tough for corrupt government officials. After taking bribes or skimming from public funds and development loans, they often end up with piles of cumbersome cash. A former public works minister in Argentina tried to bury his bags of money at a convent on June 14, 2016, but that ended badly. Other officials create shell companies and offshore accounts to hide their side income, but that also can backfire. David P. Weber discusses how money laundering works.

    • Blowing the Whistle: An American Tradition

      The Hill

    • Received a 15 Day Letter?

      Legal Blog

      Discussion of steps to take if you are the recipient of a 15-day letter from a regulatory enforcement agency.

    • Panama Papers Reveal Global Network of Secret Accounts

      University of Maryland, College Park

      A Smith School expert, David P. Weber, helped journalists analyze financial records of Vladimir Putin and others, after one of the biggest document leaks in history. Results already are landing like a bombshell. - See more at: http://www.rhsmith.umd.edu/news/panama-papers-reveal-global-network-secret-accounts#sthash.yBD8wiBU.dpuf

    • IRS ADMITS TO HAVING TARGETED CONSERVATIVE 501(c)(4) ORGANIZATIONS – We can help

      Legal Blog

      Blog post describing misconduct of the IRS, and describing ways to take action to oppose unlawful political discrimination.

    • Officio Vocante Parati – Ready When Called

      Maryland Bar Journal

    • Supreme Court Strikes Down Defense of Marriage Act – Major Changes Predicted to Estate, Trust and Tax Law

      Legal Blog

      On Wednesday, June 26, the United States Supreme Court issued a pair of rulings which greatly expand gay rights, striking down a 1996 federal law denying federal benefits to legally married same-sex couples and paving the way for California to legalize same-sex marriage.

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