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A Feast of Divorce Content

Highlights of law week's Divorce Summit

May Buy-Sell Appraiser Modify an Opinion After Submitting a Report?

Trial court holds that an appraiser who submits a second report to correct for errors, omissions in the original is nevertheless “bound” by the original appraisal.

What Makes Buy-Sell Provision on Book Value ‘Too Vague to Cure’

Court finds partnership buyout provision on book value "too vague to cure."

Chapman v. The Westerner

Trial court holds that an appraiser who submits a second report to correct for errors, omissions in the original is nevertheless “bound” by the original appraisal.

Blair v. McDonagh

IN THE COURT OF APPEALS FIRST APPELLATE DISTRICT OF OHIO HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO KEVIN BLAIR, Plaintiff-Appellant, vs. PAT MCDONAGH, Defendant-Appellee, and CLADDAGH DEVELOPMENT GROUP, LLC, Defendant. : : : : : : : : APPEAL NO. C-070238 TRIAL NO. A-0507816 D E C I S I O N. Civil Appeal From: Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas Judgment Appealed From Is: Affirmed in Part, Reversed in Part, and Cause Remanded Date of Judgment Entry on ...

Ehlinger v. Hauser (I)

Court finds partnership buyout provision on book value ‘too vague to cure.’

The Importance of Buy-Sell Agreements: Two Cases Spell Out What Can Go Wrong

Buy-sell agreement unenforceable unless written, and stock purchase agreement does not suffice.

Fausak’s Tire Center, Inc. v. Blanchard

Buy-sell agreement unenforceable unless written, and stock purchase agreement does not suffice.

Damages for Excessive Officer Compensation Duplicative When Valuation Accounts for Both

Comprehensive valuation precludes damages award for excessive officer compensation and distributions.

Wells v. C.J. Mahan Construction Co., et al.

Comprehensive valuation precludes damages award for excessive officer compensation and distributions.

Jacquelin Powell v. Richard Anderson

The Minnesota Court of Appeals concluded that a buy-sell agreement executed between the parties established the purchase price of the stock for a buyout ordered by the court as an oppression remedy. The court noted that the price for stock in a court orde ...

Buy-Sell Agreement Fixes Price for Court-Ordered Buyout

The Minnesota Court of Appeals concluded that a buy-sell agreement executed between the parties established the purchase price of the stock for a buyout the court ordered as an oppression remedy.

No Appraisers Needed Where Buy-Sell Agreement Specifies Board Determines FMV of Shares

The Stock Repurchase Agreement of Staffing Industry Analysts Inc. (SIA) required that, upon termination of employment, an employee shareholder would have to sell (and the company to buy) all the shares she then owned.

Appropriateness of Accounting Principles and Valuation Must Go to Trial

One of the issues in this shareholder dispute was whether stock was correctly valued pursuant to a stock purchase agreement.

Federal Court’s Declaring Valuation Date and Methodology Does Not Interfere With State Probate

The issue in this case was whether a federal district court could issue a declaratory judgment deciding the meaning of the agreement without interfering with state probate proceedings, and thereby negating federal subject matter jurisdiction.

Life Insurance Proceeds Are Not Included in the Valuation when Intent Was to Fund Buyout

The Connecticut Court of Appeals considered whether the insurance proceeds a corporate entity received to partially fund the repurchase price of stock subject to a buy-sell agreement should be included in the value of that company for purposes of the buyout transaction.

Charlotte Russell, et al. v. Howard Russell, Sr.

The Connecticut Court of Appeals considered whether the insurance proceeds received by a corporate entity to partially fund the repurchase price of stock subject to a buy-sell agreement should be included in the value of that company for purposes of the b ...

Daly v. Yessne

The Stock Repurchase Agreement of Staffing Industry Analysts, Inc. (SIA), required that upon termination of employment, an employee shareholder would have to sell (and the company to buy) all the shares she then owned.

K-O Enterprises, Inc. v. O'Brien

One of the issues in this shareholder dispute was whether stock was correctly valued pursuant to a stock purchase agreement.

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