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FVC1864
Case Law Update on Crucial Recent Valuation and Damages Rulings
Date
November 7, 2018
$49
Standard Price
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This includes sessions from the conference: Forensic & Valuation Services Conference 2018
Case law update examines five or six pivotal, recent, federal and state cases focusing on valuation and damages issues and featuring expert testimony. The goal is to leave attendees with a deeper understanding of a court ruling as well as an appreciation of what it means to perform in the litigation landscape. Valuators who know what goes on in court and what the law is in their area of practice are more effective and more desirable experts.
Learning Objectives:
- Learn what issues have dominated recent valuation and/or damages cases
- Learn what valuation methodologies or damage models worked in what case and why (also what didn't work)
- Learn how courts in various legal contexts responded to the testifying expert
- Learn how a specific case fits into the larger valuation or damages jurisprudence that controls or is shaping an area of law
Speakers
Sylvia Golden, JD
Executive Legal Editor, Business Valuation Resources (BVR)
James Alerding, ASA
Owner, Alerding Consulting, LLC
General
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