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This article aims to explore the relationship between accounting practitioners and professors in the context of audit litigation.

Audit Litigation Research: Professional Help is Needed.

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Audit litigation research highlights the need for collaboration between accounting professors and practitioners, suggesting benefits for both groups.

This article aims to explore the relationship between accounting practitioners and professors in the context of audit litigation.
Discusses the needs of accounting professionals and academia in relation to audit litigation.
Examines the role of legislative reform efforts in addressing audit litigation issues.
Explores the mutual benefits of collaboration between professors and practitioners.
Accounting professors require practical insights from practitioners to remain relevant in their research.
Practitioners emphasize the need for reform to alleviate the burdens of excessive litigation.
Both groups remain largely unaware of the potential benefits from their collaboration.

William R. Kinney Jr. (1994) studied this question.

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Audit litigation research highlights the need for collaboration between accounting professors and practitioners, suggesting benefits for both groups.