Lost Value of Failed Bank Turns on Expert Evidence of Market Cap and Control

Business Valuation UpdateVol. 15 No. 12
Legal and Court Case Update
December 2009

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Slattery v. U.S.
2009 WL 3082360 (C. A. Fed.)
September 29, 2009
US
Federal Court
Federal Circuit
United States Court of Appeals
Bradley P Smith, Eric W Bloom, F Jefferson Hughes, Jeanne E Davidson, Jennifer L Murray, Kenneth M Dintzer, Michael W Hertz, Peter Kryn Dykema, Richard J Urowsky, Thomas M Buchanan, William G Kanellis
Dr. John Flattery (plaintiff bank); Dr. Goldstein (government/defendant)
Newman

Summary

U.S. Court of Appeals affirms Court of Claim’s award of $373 million for lost business value of troubled bank during savings and loan scandals, including a 50% control premium for lost enterprise/franchise value.

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Slattery v. U.S.

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September 29, 2009

U.S. Court of Appeals affirms Court of Claim’s award of $373 million for lost business value of troubled bank during savings and loan scandals, including a 50% control premium for lost enterprise/franchise value.

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