In re Hebert
In this New Hampshire divorce appeal, the husband appealed the trial court’s property division, the awarding of 13 years of alimony, awarding of 100% of the proceeds of the sale of residences, and awarding 50% of the value of the husband’s business and the real estate where the business was located. The Supreme Court of New Hampshire affirmed in part and remanded in part.
New Hampshire Supreme Court Affirms in Part and Vacates in Part and Remands Divorce Trial Court—Husband Fails to Provide Support for Expenses
In this New Hampshire divorce appeal, the husband appealed the trial court’s property division, the awarding of 13 years of alimony, awarding of 100% of the proceeds of the sale of residences, and awarding 50% of the value of the husband’s business and the real estate where the business was located. The Supreme Court of New Hampshire affirmed in part and remanded in part.
Use of Reliable Method Does Not Assure Admissibility
Appeals court finds trial court had discretion under Daubert to exclude expert testimony on future lost profits where expert used the “first mover advantage” as part of his DCF analysis to quantify damages and ended up with an unreliable method.
LightLab Imaging, Inc. v. Axsun Technologies, Inc.
Appeals court finds trial court had discretion under Daubert to exclude expert testimony on future lost profits where expert used the “first mover advantage” as part of his DCF analysis to quantify damages and ended up with an unreliable method.
Constructive Trust on Income of Patents Necessary Where No Evidence of Value Presented
One of the issues in this marital dissolution was the characterization and valuation of Zoex Corporation and the distribution of the company's intellectual property. Zoex was a manufact ...
Svoboda v. Ledford
One of the issues in this marital dissolution was the characterization and valuation of Zoex Corporation and the distribution of the company's intellectual property.
Estate of Gilford v. Commissioner
Issue for decision is the date of death fair market value of 381,150 shares of Gilford Instrument Laboratories, Inc. common stock .
Future Events Not Relevant in Valuation of Restricted Stock
The Tax Court considered the value of publicly traded stock.