Danielle is a Principal with more than 22 years of experience advising corporations, boards, lenders, investors, and legal counsel in high-stakes investigations, complex commercial disputes, fraud matters, financial reporting issues, and regulatory inquiries. A Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE), she specializes in forensic accounting, economic damages, financial investigations, and the reconstruction of complex financial events involving disputed or potentially fraudulent activity.
About Danielle
Danielle works with clients facing complex, sensitive matters that require the reconstruction and analysis of complex financial information. Her experience includes fraud and forensic investigations, commercial litigation, economic damages, financial statement restatements, bankruptcy and restructuring matters, and investigations involving alleged financial reporting misconduct and other potentially fraudulent activity. She has extensive experience researching, analyzing, and reconstructing accounting and financial records, tracing assets and cash flows, evaluating solvency and disputed transactions, and developing analyses that support strategic decision-making, litigation, and regulatory matters.
Throughout her career, Danielle has led and supported investigations involving alleged misappropriation of assets, employee fraud, fraudulent collateral reporting, trust-fund transactions, financial reporting issues, and complex fraud schemes. She has worked on matters involving significant financial and operational complexity, including large-scale Ponzi scheme investigations, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) matters, commercial disputes, and bankruptcy-related litigation. Her work often requires integrating financial, accounting, operational, and nonfinancial information to develop a comprehensive understanding of events and quantify their financial impact.
Danielle provides support throughout the full life cycle of disputes and investigations, from initial fact-finding and forensic analysis through expert report development, deposition preparation, trial preparation, and testimony support. She has experience supporting expert witnesses and has provided deposition and trial testimony in litigation matters involving financial and accounting issues.
Her industry experience spans financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, retail, nonprofit organizations, transportation and logistics, technology, telecommunications, media, and other highly regulated industries.
Prior to joining Huron, Danielle held senior leadership roles within the forensic accounting, investigations, and dispute advisory practices of national consulting and accounting firms, including J.S. Held, BDO, and RSM. Earlier in her career, she worked in audit, accounting, and financial advisory roles supporting both public and private sector organizations.
Danielle is a recognized thought leader in forensic accounting and investigations. She has presented on fraud risk, fraud trends, forensic investigations, and data analytics for professional organizations and legal audiences. She was recognized by Lexology Index as a Future Leader in Investigations (Forensic Accountants) in 2026.
Danielle earned a Bachelor of Arts in accounting from the University of Michigan. She is a Certified Public Accountant and Certified Fraud Examiner.