Tennessee Sticks With Delaware Block Method in Judicial Appraisals

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October 17, 2016

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shareholder dissent/oppression
expert testimony, fair value, discounted cash flow (DCF), dissenting shareholder, merger, projections, valuation methods, delaware block rule, revenue forecasts
Athlon Sports Communications, Inc. v. Duggan (I)
2016 Tenn. App. LEXIS 773
US
State Court
Tennessee
Court of Appeals
Michael Collins (plaintiff); Jaime C. d’Almeida (defendants)
Swiney

Summary

Appeals court says trial court followed applicable law when it used Delaware block method to determine fair value of dissenting shareholders’ interests; court declines to change law on valuation, saying reversal must come from state Supreme Court.

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Athlon Sports Communications, Inc. v. Duggan (I)

Full Text of Court Cases
October 17, 2016

Appeals court says trial court followed applicable law when it used Delaware block method to determine fair value of dissenting shareholders’ interests; court declines to change law on valuation, saying reversal must come from state Supreme Court.

Tennessee Sticks With Delaware Block Method in Judicial Appraisals

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February 2017

Appeals court says trial court followed applicable law when it used Delaware block method to determine fair value of dissenting shareholders’ interests; court declines to change law on valuation, saying reversal must come from state Supreme Court.