The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan calculated an architect's damages under the Lanham Act for defendant's willful infringement of his architectural drawings. The damages against both defendant builder and architect were calculat...

The Ohio Court of Appeals, Eighth District affirmed a lower court’s lost profit award for a breach of lease agreement. The plaintiff purchased an existing business and hired its existing management. The plaintiff moved the business to a more favorable loc...

Issue is whether the husband's interest in a partnership of architects acquired after marriage is marital property.

At issue is whether the bankruptcy court accurately valued Debtor's 100% stock interest in Lyall Design, Inc.

The issue in this case was the division of a law firm interest.

The issue in this condemnation case was the decrease in goodwill value caused by the eminent domain action of the Redevelopment Agency of the city of San Diego (the Agency).

At issue is the valuation of appellant's architecture business.

In this appeal, we must determine whether a mortgage lender may recover economic losses from an appraiser, in the absence of privity of contract, under the theory of negligent misrepresentation. Under the facts of this case, we answer in the negative.

Court affirms company's claim for loss of goodwill and claim that value of subleasing unused space should reduce the judgement since it was not reasonable to do so.

Bankruptcy Court discredits trustee’s valuation assumptions (growth rates, pricing multiple) as inconsistent and "seriously misguided" attempt to go after debtor’s valuation advisors.