NOT LOGGED IN
BVLibrary Search
Use the fields below to specify your search criteria. In addition, Search Help is located here.
Search criteria: From date: To date:  
 


< PreviousNext >Page 1 of 3 (43 results)
RankDateProductResults
18/1/2004BVResearch
What Testifying Experts Need to Know About Daubert Challenges
In order for a forensic accountant or financial analyst to offer expert witness services, he or she should become familiar with (1) the statutory framework governing the admissibility of expert testimony (e.g., the Federal Rules of Evidence and the Fe...
James O'Sullivan
Willamette Insights  (3,824 words)
subscription required | login buy article
210/19/1999BVResearch
How to be an expert witness
HOW TO BE AN EXPERT WITNESS by Gerald L. Nissenbaum, J.D., LL.M. (Taxation) Boston, MA Past President American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Past Pres...
Gerald L Nissenbaum
Articles
subscription required | login buy article
210/19/1999BVResearch
HOW TO BE AN EXPERT WITNESS
Click here for the PDF file of the presentation. You need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view this document. Click here to download Acrobat Reader free.
Gerald L Nissenbaum
Articles  (22,875 words)
41/1/1999BVResearch
1999-2000 Caselaw Review
Click here for the PDF file of the presentation. You need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view this document. Click here to download Acrobat Reader free.
Michele G Miles
Articles  (3,627 words)
511/1/2006BVResearch
Issues and Challenges Related to Expert Witness Testimony in Commercial Litigation Matters
Valuation analysts, economists, financial advisers, and forensic accountants (collectively ôanalystsö) are often hired by either plaintiff or defense attorneys to provide expert testimony and other litigation support services. These analysts often provi...
James Rabe, Anna Kamenova
Willamette Insights  (4,184 words)
subscription required | login buy article
65/11/2001BVResearch
Business Valuation Case Law Update January 2000-March 2001
Click here to download the Microsoft PowerPoint presentation. Business Valuation Case Law Update January 2000 March 2001 Presented at 2001 IBA National Confere...
Linda L Kruschke
Presentations  (15,932 words)
subscription required | login buy article
72/1/2009BVResearch
Examinations and Testimony of an Expert at Trial
Since the mid-1990s, the number of civil litigation matters requiring the assistance of experts has increased dramatically. A team approach to solving disputes, including the encouragement of jointly retained or court appointed experts is more common...
Stacie R Glazman, Nicole Tellier
CICBV Publications  (13,892 words)
subscription required | login buy article
83/26/2009BVResearch
Gross v. Commissioner (Full Text)
Articles
subscription required | login buy article
97/15/1997BVResearch
Why Hypothesis Should Not Replace History: Admissibility of Hindsight in Damage Claims
Traditionally, our courts have held that damages are to be assessed as of the date of the breach of contract and have refused to consider events that have transpired between the date of breach and that of trial.
Christine Carron, A. Irvin Schein
CICBV Publications  (12,472 words)
subscription required | login buy article
105/1/2007BVResearch
The Application Of Daubert Challenges To Economic Damages Expert Testimony In Commercial Litigation Matters
Willamette Insights  (2,893 words)
subscription required | login buy article
104/13/2001BVResearch
ABA Annual Meeting: The New World of Expert Witness Law
Click here for .pdf file.
Susan R Poulter
Presentations
127/19/2007BVResearch
In re Marriage of Alexander
In this Illinois case concerning goodwill, valuation expert David Wood, CPA, CVA, ABV (Wood Forensic Valuation Service; Mt. Vernon, Illinois) offered a "novel" method for calculating the enterprise and personal components of goodwill in the valuation of a...
Court Case Abstracts  (2,030 words)
subscription required | login buy article
1311/1/2009BVResearch
The Role of the Valuation Analyst in Providing Intellectual Property Litigation Services and the AICPA Professional Standards
The typical roles played by CPAs providing intellectual property litigation services include expert witness, consultant, and trier of fact. In performing these services, CPAs must adhere to the relevant AICPA standards, including the AICPA Code of Profess...
Willamette Insights  (3,291 words)
subscription required | login buy article
137/15/2005BVResearch
Some Issues in Valuation-Related Tax Disputes
Clients hire valuation professionals to provide reports or advice regarding valuation issues. Sometimes this is done before or after a dispute is ongoing with the tax authorities. Yet, why ultimately is the advice needed?
Ed Kroft, Dennis Turnbull
CICBV Publications  (13,671 words)
subscription required | login buy article
134/11/2001BVResearch
Implications of Kumho for Business Appraisal Experts
Implications of Kumho for Business Appraisal Experts : Trial Court Must Make Threshold Determination of Reliability of Appraisal-Expert Testimony, but Need Not Strictly Apply Four Daubert Crit...
Deirdre Russel, Steven F Schroeder
Articles  (3,361 words)
subscription required | login buy article
167/15/2005BVResearch
The Business Valuator and Family Law
Over the past decade, the need for business valuators and accounting experts has increased dramatically in the context of family law. In order to determine the value of spouses’ assets and liabilities, and to assess more diverse and complex forms of...
Stacie R Glazman, Nicole Tellier
CICBV Publications  (6,585 words)
subscription required | login buy article
173/25/2009BVResearch
Guide to Canadian Valuation Cases
An excerpt from BVR's Guide to Canadian Valuation Cases authored by Richard Wise, FCA, CA•IFA, FCBV, FASA, MCBA, CVA, C.Arb.
Articles
subscription required | login buy article
171/18/2007BVResearch
In re Med Diversified, Inc.
Bankruptcy court excludes expert business valuation report for "pervasive bias," but also reveals possible bias against BV profession as a whole.
Court Case Abstracts  (1,960 words)
subscription required | login buy article
178/1/2004BVResearch
Economic Damages Framework for Trademark Infringement
The determination of the economic damages in trademark infringement disputes does not benefit from the same type of professional guidance that is found in the landmark patent infringement case decisions. In the patent infringement area, lost profits and...
Dennis Mandell
Willamette Insights  (1,468 words)
subscription required | login buy article
179/26/2000BVResearch
Common Errors Made by Appraisers in Valuing Businesses and Professional Practices in Arizona Divorce Cases
COMMON ERRORS MADE BY APPRAISERS IN VALUING BUSINESSES AND PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES IN ARIZONA DIVORCE CASES * Arizona Society of Certified Public Accounta...
Todd Franks
Presentations  (9,637 words)
subscription required | login buy article
< PreviousNext >Page 1 of 3 (43 results)


Copyright © 2010 Business Valuation Resources, LLC. All rights reserved.
(888) BUS-VALU, (503) 291-7963   Privacy Policy   Top of Page

Accessed: Thursday, 9/9/2010 9:03:21 AM.