Bruce is a partner at Fuller Landau, and practice leader of our Business Valuations group. With over 35 years of experience in business valuations and litigation support, he is recognized as a leading expert in his field.

Bruce’s expertise includes business valuations for family law disputes, income tax, estate and succession planning, shareholder/employee buy-outs, purchase/sale of a business, and shareholder disputes. He also specializes in fraud and forensic accounting investigations, and the quantification of economic damages for cases of breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, estate litigation, and loss of profit.

With a reputation for unassailable integrity, objectivity, and a commitment to exceeding client expectations, Bruce is highly respected within the Canadian legal community. Bruce has the unique ability to work closely with his clients to clarify highly complex issues.

At Fuller Landau, Bruce is a member of the Management Committee, Marketing Committee, and Growth Committee. He is also Co-Chair of the Food and Beverage Committee. Outside of the office, Bruce enjoys spending time with his family, travelling, and playing golf.

Academic Achievements, Memberships and Professional Designations

  • Family Law Arbitration Course, ADR Institute of Ontario – 2013
  • Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice Skill Training – 2005
  • Certified in Financial Forensics by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (CFF) [Formerly Designated Specialist in Investigative and Forensic Accounting] – 2000
  • CFE Designation – 1995
  • CBV Designation – 1992
  • CPA Designation – 1982 
  • Bachelor of Commerce, University of Toronto

Community Initiatives/Community Organizations 

  • Member – Finance & Budget Committee, Maple Downs Golf and Country Club
  • Co-Chair, Fuller Landau Food & Beverage Committee
  • Member, Fuller Landau Management Committee
  • Member, Fuller Landau Growth Committee
  • Member, Fuller Landau Marketing Committee

Publications

Bruce Roher

CPA, CA, CBV, CFE, CFFPartner, Valuations 416-645-6526 broher@fullerllp.com

Practice Areas

  • Valuations
  • Damages Quantification
  • Forensic Accounting

Industries

  • Food and Beverage
  • Retail and Consumer Products
  • Real Estate and Construction
  • Information Technology
  • Finance and Insurance
  • Professional Services
  • Manufacturing and Distribution
  • Entertainment and Communications

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Recent Posts by Bruce

COVID-19: The Rise in Cyber Fraud

Bruce Roher • April 28, 2020

The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC) issued a bulletin on March 18, 2020, alerting the public to fraudsters exploiting COVID-19 to facilitate fraud and cyber crime.[1] This comes in the form of fraudulent emails sent to unsuspecting Canadians who are being inundated with information about COVID-19. It is important for your company’s employees to be cautious

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COVID-19: How Strong Are Your Company’s Internal Controls?

Bruce Roher • April 22, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to an unprecedented number of Canadians working remotely. With this shift, an organization’s internal controls can become lax either intentionally or unintentionally. Softening employee oversight or granting sweeping authority can result in fraud. It is now more important than ever to keep an eye on your organization’s internal controls. You

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Understanding Redundant Assets

Bruce Roher • August 12, 2019

When assessing the value of a business, it’s important to be able to understand and identify redundant assets. Even though redundant assets are often misunderstood, such assets can have a material impact on the value of the business.

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