BVR Legal & Court Case Yearbook 2015
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The BVR Legal and Court Case Yearbook 2015 is a must-have for business valuation professionals and attorneys who want to stay up to date on the most important legal issues confronting the profession in a range of fields, including marital disputes, breach of contract actions, dissenting shareholder disputes, estate and gift tax cases, and bankruptcy litigation. Readers gain insight into how debates over economic damages, goodwill, M&A-related appraisals, discounts, and Daubert challenges played out in court during the past year. The Yearbook does not merely abstract the most critical court…mehr

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The BVR Legal and Court Case Yearbook 2015 is a must-have for business valuation professionals and attorneys who want to stay up to date on the most important legal issues confronting the profession in a range of fields, including marital disputes, breach of contract actions, dissenting shareholder disputes, estate and gift tax cases, and bankruptcy litigation. Readers gain insight into how debates over economic damages, goodwill, M&A-related appraisals, discounts, and Daubert challenges played out in court during the past year. The Yearbook does not merely abstract the most critical court decisions, but it offers an in-depth analysis of the approaches the parties and the courts took to arrive at the decisions. Digests show the reader some of the best (and worst) practices that attorneys and experts used in making their case in courts throughout the country. BVR's acclaimed legal analysts continuously track published (and even unpublished) decisions from all state and federal jurisdictions, including such influential courts as the Delaware Court of Chancery and the United States Tax Court. In addition to the digests, the Yearbook contains a case summary table with a listing by state/jurisdiction, court, and case name, followed by a one-sentence description of the key valuation issue of each case.