Representations and warranties insurance has become a common alternative or supplement to seller indemnity for representation and warranty breaches. By attending this course, you will learn:

The session will explore the provisions of SubChapter V and the implications to debtors considering its use.

The starting point for most lost profits damages calculations is the estimation of revenues that would have been earned in the "but-for" world. Tools to make these estimates include the before-and-after method, the yardstick method, and others. This session will explore the use of benchmarking/the yardstick method in estimating but-for revenues. The discussion will address an overview of the yardstick method and how it works, strengths and weaknesses, presentation in a report, deposition, and trial, use of other methods in combination with the yardstick method, a case law review, and a case study to show how to implement and perform this type of analysis.

Session covers adapting your FVS practice in a remote environment. The session will review the transition to virtual litigation engagements and cover tips and considerations when conducting litigation matters. The session will also review the pivot within practice management as it relates to team structure and marketing.

Join four valuation experts for as they provide multiple perspectives on timely issues and valuation considerations in the COVID-19 environment. COVID-19 has impacted businesses and industries in various ways, meaning there is no one size fits all approach. Submit burning questions in advance to gain perspective from valuation experts.

The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act ("FCPA") prohibits the payment of bribes to foreign officials to assist in obtaining or retaining business. Effectively addressing these risk factors typically requires a coordinated effort between legal and financial experts. This session will provide an overview of recent FCPA enforcement trends and how forensic accountants can assist both corporate and outside counsel in identifying and reducing risk related to the FCPA.

Practitioners performing valuations for dissolution cases frequently need to determine to what extent personal goodwill exists. This session will explore different methodologies that can be used to allocate goodwill between personal and enterprise goodwill. Specific factors from real world examples will be presented in recorded interviews and presenter interactions that attendees will use to perform their own estimate of the allocation between personal and enterprise goodwill.