Boat Dealerships
This U.S. industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in (1) retailing new and/or used boats or retailing new boats in combination with activities, such as repair services and selling replacement parts and accessories, and/or (2) retailing new and/or used outboard motors, boat trailers, marine supplies, parts, and accessories.
Improper Use of Active/Passive Framework Skewers Valuation
Court says appreciation analysis suffers from improper use of active/passive framework; valuation of company must include all assets, including real estate whose value dropped, where marital labor contributed to overall appreciation of separate property.
Bair v. Bair
Court says appreciation analysis suffers from improper use of active/passive framework; valuation of company must include all assets, including real estate whose value dropped, where marital labor contributed to overall appreciation of separate property.
Improper Use of Active/Passive Framework Skewers Valuation
Court says appreciation analysis suffers from improper use of active/passive framework; valuation of company must include all assets, including real estate whose value dropped, where marital labor contributed to overall appreciation of separate property.
May Expert Offer Plaintiff’s Loss Calculation as His Own?
In Daubert challenge, court finds expert testimony that validates, without any independent analysis, potential loss projections created by plaintiff’s executives is irrelevant and unreliable; the expert failed to examine the underlying assumptions and any ...
Marine Travelift, Inc. v. Marine Lift Systems, Inc.
In Daubert challenge, court finds expert testimony that validates, without any independent analysis, potential loss projections created by plaintiff’s executives is irrelevant and unreliable; the expert failed to examine the underlying assumptions and any ...
Action Marine Inc. v. Continental Carbon Inc.
Court upholds $1.2 million lost profits claim by boat business against carbon manufacturer for damages caused by egregious polluting.
Lost Profits Calculation Must Be Supported With Evidence
The Minnesota Court of Appeals reversed the jury’s award of lost profits for breach of a boat dealership agreement.
Steve Davis v. Forest River, Inc.
The Minnesota Court of Appeals reversed the jury’s award of lost profits for breach of a boat dealership agreement.
Closely Related Businesses Could Be Valued, Liquidated Separately
Facts This is an appeal by both parties of various findings of the magistrate division and the district court. During the course of their marriage, the parties were the owners of several ...
Reed v. Reed
At issue regarding valuation were the parties' businesses American Carriage, Inc. and American Marine, Inc.
Greenlight Capital Qualified, L.P. v. Emerging Communications, Inc.
The Delaware Court of Chancery issued a letter opinion allowing a depoistion of a valuation expert, even though the actual valuation was not in evidence becuase it had work product immunity. The court found that the valuator's testimony regarding techniqu ...
Valuation Document Protected, But Valuator May Be Deposed
The Delaware Court of Chancery issued a letter opinion allowing a deposition of a valuation expert, even though the actual valuation was not in evidence because it had work product immunity.
Jeffrey J. Berg v. Shannon L. Berg
The Alaska Supreme Court affirmed the trial court's valuation of a underwater salvage operation.
Idle Salvage Operation Valued Using Liquidation Premise
The Alaska Supreme Court affirmed the trial court's valuation of a underwater salvage operation.
Curtis Eugene Bunch v. Syndie Tarene Murphy Bunch
The Tennessee Court of Appeals reversed and rendered the valuation of the lower court. The court valued a boat dealership in this divorce. The court received expert testimony indicating the value of the business' assets and goodwill. It also received te ...
Boat Dealership Valued Without Goodwill
The Tennessee Court of Appeals reversed and rendered the valuation of the lower court.