Sann v. Mastrian

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Sann v. Mastrian
2012 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 9107
US
Federal Court
Indiana
United States District Court
Thomas J. Sponsel (plaintiff)
Magnus-Stinson

Summary

Court dismisses as “meritless” a Daubert challenge to a $2.7 million business valuation under the income approach, which claimed the expert incorrectly assumed that there was actually a buyer for the company at this amount.
Sann v. Mastrian
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Court dismisses as “meritless” a Daubert challenge to a $2.7 million business valuation under the income approach, which claimed the expert incorrectly assumed that there was actually a buyer for the company at this amount.

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