This week’s New York Business Divorce post features a decision after valuation trial nine-years in the making, determining the fair value of a 50% interest in two family-owned real estate holding companies
Continue Reading Fair Value Decision Caps Decade-Long Dispute Over Family-Owned Real Estate Holding Companies
A law firm with high-upside contingency-fee cases that accepted payment in cryptocurrency tokens might be one of the most difficult companies to value. This week’s post explores a recent SDNY decision on such a company.
Continue Reading When Law Firms Break Bad: The Valuation Battle Over Contingency Fees and Crypto Tokens
This week’s post unpacks the fatal flaws in a mostly-precluded discounted cash flow calculation in a New York appraisal proceeding.
Continue Reading Your Business Appraiser Relied on What!? Lessons from a Mostly-Decided Motion to Preclude