New Jersey Court Finds Defendant’s Actions Justify DLOM in Forced Buyout
In New Jersey fair value determination, following precedent, court finds defendant’s conduct justifies use of a marketability discount because he was oppressing shareholder who created “extraordinary circumstances” necessitating forced buyout; court rejec ...
New Jersey Court Finds Defendant’s Actions Justify DLOM in Forced Buyout
In New Jersey fair value determination, following precedent, court finds defendant’s conduct justifies use of a marketability discount because he was oppressing shareholder who created “extraordinary circumstances” necessitating forced buyout; court rejec ...
Parker v. Parker
In New Jersey fair value determination, following precedent, court finds defendant’s conduct justifies use of a marketability discount because he was oppressing shareholder who created “extraordinary circumstances” necessitating forced buyout; court rejec ...
Estate of Frink
Maurice F. Frink was the majority shareholder of Flowerama when he died in 2004. The dispute before us concerns a 1974 amendment to the corporate by-laws, restricting the transfer of corporate stock upon the death of a shareholder.
Lost Wages Award Not Supported by the Record, But Matter Remanded to Trial Court on Other Grounds
The Ohio Court of Appeals, 2nd District, reversed a trial court’s decision to grant a remittitur with regard to the lost wages award in this medical malpractice case because the remittitur was granted without the plaintiff's consent.
Thomas F. Brady, et al. v. Daniel B Miller, M.D., et al.
The Ohio Court of Appeals, 2nd District, reversed a trial court’s decision to grant a remittitur with regard to the lost wages award in this medical malpractice case because the remittitur was granted without the plaintiff's consent.
Marital Court Denies Discounts Based on Shareholder Fair Value Standard
The issues raised in this marital dissolution case were (1) whether the trial court erred in valuing husband's interest in Union County Florist Supplies, Inc . (Florist), the family florist ...
Brown v. Brown
Issues were value husband's interest in the family florist business, whether stock should be discounted for minority interest or marketability, and whether stock was a gift.
Matter of Seagrott Floral Co.
The statutory fair value of a closely held corporation as a going concern in New York includes the illiquidity risks of its shares, which may be measured by any reliable method, including a marketability discount or a discount to the capitalization rate.