Litigation Insights

Valuation in Dispute Settings

In litigation and dispute contexts, valuation work is often evaluated under heightened scrutiny. Clear methods, careful data handling, and consistent documentation are essential.

Topics We Cover

• Expert testimony trends: Common challenges, reliability standards, and presentation clarity
• Damages frameworks: Lost profits, diminution in value, and reasonable royalty concepts
• Fact patterns: Shareholder disputes, partner breakups, solvency considerations, and transaction-related claims
• Data considerations: Reconstructed records, normalization, and sensitivity analysis

What Makes Work Defensible

• Clear tie-out between facts, assumptions, and conclusions
• Use of methods consistent with professional standards and the case context
• Transparent handling of alternative scenarios and key sensitivities
• Documentation that supports repeatability and review

Practical Goal

Reduce ambiguity by making the reasoning easy to follow—so stakeholders can focus on the merits rather than the mechanics.