Fairway Dodge, Inc. v. Decker Dodge, Inc.

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Fairway Dodge, Inc. v. Decker Dodge, Inc.
No. A-1736-03T2 (N.J. App. 2006), unpublished
US
State Court
New Jersey
Court of Appeals
Alexander H. Carver III, Christopher C. Botta, David W. Field, Kelly J. Kirk
Mark Koenig, CPA; Karen Frankel
Per Curiam

Summary

The New Jersey Superior Court, Appellate Division, determined that an accountant’s lost profits estimate was not a net opinion where the approach used was adequately supported by reference to accounting and industry standards. Rather, it found that the as ...
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