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/ December
2024
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09
/ December
2024
Tales From the Trenches Episode No. 3—Quit Staring at Me
Some years ago, I was very active in valuing medical practices, so much so that I caught the attention of the Department of Justice, which had sued a hospital chain in Florida for Medicare fraud. The hospital chain had acquired more than about 100 medical practices from small practices in the area near their hospitals. Most were individual practitioners. Read more >>
20
/ November
2024
Tales From the Trenches Episode No. 2—Who Wrote the Report?
In a very contentious litigation, I was called to testify as to the reasonable compensation for a receiver. A limestone quarry company had been involved in a family dispute over ownership, and the court had appointed a receiver to operate the company and conduct a sale of the company. Read more >>
14
/ November
2024
Multiple Lines of Business—Let Me Count the Ways
Recently, I read an article from McKinsey titled “How CEOs Are Turning Corporate Venture Building Into Outsize Growth." While the article and survey are about what the title indicates, it reminded me of a broader valuation issue: What do I do when a business I am valuing has multiple lines of business? Read more >>