An accountant is a better bet than a solicitor.Remember that a company may have enormous, and enormously undervalued, assets. It may own property which is in the books at a great undervalue: there's no reason for accounts to show a current market value of e.g its factory or offices.The land and property of a company might have development value. It can have a big turnover, make a profit or a loss, and be sitting on assets worth millions in development then and there which any good, and unsentimental, businessman would realise at enormous profit.