State Law Requirements Must Be Considered in Valuation of Medical Consulting Business

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August 27, 2004

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Daniel Wolens v. Deena Ombres Wolens, et al.
No. 2003-CA-000275-MR (KY App. 2004), unpublished
US
State Court
Kentucky
Court of Appeals
Marcia L. Sparks, Michael T. Connelly, Robin J. LeMastus
James Gravitt, CPA
Minton, Jr.

Summary

The Kentucky Court of Appeals reversed a trial court's valuation of a closely held medical consulting business becuase the apprasier failed to consider the state law requirement that such a business employ a physician.

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Daniel Wolens v. Deena Ombres Wolens, et al.

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August 27, 2004

The Kentucky Court of Appeals reversed a trial court's valuation of a closely held medical consulting business becuase the apprasier failed to consider the state law requirement that such a business employ a physician.