SEC’s Daubert Challenge to Securities Valuation Testimony Fizzles

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April 28, 2017
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SEC v. Nutmeg Group, LLC
2017 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 65196
US
Federal Court
Illinois
United States District Court
Peter Hickey (plaintiff/SEC); Anthony Garvy (defendants)
Gilbert

Summary

In an SEC case requiring valuation of restricted securities, court admits most of the testimony of parties’ experts; experts need not be specialists in given field and need not demonstrate familiarity with USPAP or SSVS to qualify under Daubert, court fin ...

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SEC v. Nutmeg Group, LLC

In an SEC case requiring valuation of restricted securities, court admits most of the testimony of parties’ experts; experts need not be specialists in given field and need not demonstrate familiarity with USPAP or SSVS to qualify under Daubert, court fin ...

SEC’s Daubert Challenge to Securities Valuation Testimony Fizzles

In an SEC case requiring valuation of restricted securities, court admits most of the testimony of parties’ experts; experts need not be specialists in given field and need not demonstrate familiarity with USPAP or SSVS to qualify under Daubert, court fin ...