Faced With a $1 Million Gap in Appraisals, Court Appoints Its Own Expert

Business Valuation UpdateVol. 13 No. 9
Legal and Court Case Update
September 2007

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DeNike v. Cupo
2007 N.J. Super. LEXIS 208
July 6, 2007
State Court
New Jersey
Court of Appeals
Barret F. Kalb, Daniel Y. Gielchinsky, James F. Keegan, Sherri Davis Fowler, Thomas J. Herten
Karen Eisenberg (plaintiff); Leonard Friedman (defendant); William Morrison (court).
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Summary

Rejecting both parties’ expert reports, court appoints its own expert to determine value of dissociated partner’s interest from LLC, including applicability of discounts.

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DeNike v. Cupo

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July 6, 2007

Rejecting both parties’ expert reports, court appoints its own expert to determine value of dissociated partner’s interest from LLC, including applicability of discounts.