Forensic, Litigation And Valuation Services Internship - 2026

Forensic, Litigation and Valuation Services Internship - 2026

Job Category: FLVS

Requisition Number: 2027F004048

Explore your future with our internship program: Whitley Penn interns have the opportunity to learn, innovate and succeed while working collaboratively with all levels of leadership and management. Our internship program is designed to give you the opportunity to work in a public accounting firm and get a true experience of what the day-to-day responsibilities for Associate level professionals are. We're proud of our culture, which promotes a healthy work-life balance and encourages both personal and professional development. As part of your experience, you'll participate in DEVELOP at WP, our signature professional growth program designed to help you build confidence, sharpen skills, and prepare for what's next. Your future is our focus.

As part of the DEVELOP internship experience, interns will be expected to work onsite at client locations frequently, where they will participate in hands-on project work, attend professional development sessions, and engage directly with firm leaders. Interns will also be paired with a dedicated buddy or mentor to support their growth, foster meaningful connections, and help them expand their leadership capabilities in a real-world setting.

You're a great fit for an internship if you: Pursue a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Accounting; Plan to be CPA-eligible within 18 months of your internship experience; Hold authorization to work in the U.S. without current or future sponsorship; Communicate clearly, professionally, and confidently in any setting; Bring a positive attitude, strong sense of dedication, and a drive to succeed; Thrive in a team-oriented environment, take initiative, and show a willingness to learn; Demonstrate flexibility and professionalism by being available to work onsite at client locations as needed.

As a Forensic, Litigation and Valuation Services (FLVS) Intern You Will: Organize, review, and summarize documents produced by clients; Prepare document request lists; Research relevant information including property records, entity filings, and industry data; Schedule financial and/or tax return information; Identify relevant entities and prepare organizational charts; Assist in deposition, mediation and trial preparation strategies and preparation of exhibits.

Expected Graduation Date with a Bachelor's Degree or Master's Degree: December 2026; May 2027

Additional Application Requirements: Register with a non-university email; Resume; Unofficial Transcripts