This paper summarizes the study, “The Effects of Offshoring Audit Tasks on Jurors' Evaluations of Damage Awards against Auditors” (Daugherty, Dickins, and Fennema 2013). In the past decade, Big 4 firms have started to offshore audit tasks of their U.S.-based audit clients to affiliated offshore entities (AOEs) in India. The study examined a potential cost of moving domestic procedures to foreign locations—increased damages awarded by potential jurors following an audit failure. Results suggest that jurors award greater damages against the auditor when tasks were performed offshore, than when performed in the U.S. However, the level of auditor judgment required by the audit task had no effect on damage awards. These findings suggest there may be unintentional consequences of auditor offshoring.