The Importance of Financial Statement Analysis in Business Valuations Performed During the Course of Commercial Litigation

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Willamette Insights
November 1, 2006
Alan A. Schachter, CPA, ABV, CFF, CVA, CFE, DABFA

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Summary

The valuation of a closely held business for litigation support and expert testimony requires a rigorous and comprehensive financial analysis. This financial analysis (and the associated due diligence) often results in uncovering instances of either (1 ...
The Importance of Financial Statement Analysis in Business Valuations Performed During the Course of Commercial Litigation
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