Wortley v. Camplin
Issue is whether jury's damages award in claim for breach of stock purchase agreement were too speculative.
Rivas v. Cantu
At issue is the admittance of expert testimony.
Dissent Disagrees With Implicit Conclusion That Financial Expert
This breach of contract and fraud action arose out of a joint venture to open an adult day care center.
Davis v. Miller
Issue is whether husband adequately disclosed the value of his 72.2% interest in General Financial Services in connection with the execution of parties' postnuptial agreement.
Book value adequate disclosure for postnuptial agreement
The primary issue in this fraud action is whether the husband adequately disclosed the value of his 72.2% interest in General Financial Services (GFS) in connection with the execution of the parties' postnuptial agreement.
USING SELECTED TAX PRINCIPLES TO DETERMINE OPPRESSIVE CONDUCT IN MINORITY SHAREHOLDER SUITS
n USING SELECTED TAX PRINCIPLES TO DETERMINE OPPRESSIVE CONDUCT IN MINORITY SHAREHOLDER SUITS , Miller, Sandra K. The Tax Lawyer , Volume 53, Number 2 In this article, the author examine ...
Lost profit damages analysis offers a natural extension for business appraiser skills
Business appraisers often find themselves in a litigation setting. After all, much of the work that we do has two distinct "sides," whether it is a divorce, a shareholder dispute, or a matter before t ...
William I Koch v. Koch Industries, Inc.
At issue is misrepresentation and omission of material facts during stock purchase negotiation, including evidentiary issues.
Seattle Packaging Corporation v. Donald E. Barnard
At issue is the valuation of respondent's interest in Seattle Packaging Corporation.
Seattle Packaging Corporation v. Donald E. Barnard
Arbitration commenced to determine value of interest in corporation pursuant to sale agreement.
'Fair Value' Relevant to Fiduciaries' Liability for Breach of Duty
Plaintiffs filed this shareholder derivative action seeking damages against defendant Telemachus Demoulas for fraud, conversion, and breach of fiduciary duty arising out of his conduct as co-executor of the estate of George Demoulas.
Securities and Exchange Commission v. Chester Holdings, Ltd.
At issue is the valuation of stock in five aquisitions and the use of proper accounting.
Securities and Exchange Commission v. Chester Holdings, Ltd.
The District Court held that Chester Holdings' overstatements of its financial condition in press releases and SEC filings, made in connection with five acquisitions, constituted fraud and that its officers were liable for insider trading.
Demoulas v. Demoulas
At issue is the admittance of expert testimony.
Settles v. Leslie
At issue is the clamin by minority shareholders of a closely held corporation of breach of fiduciary duty by the corporation's majority shareholders, who allegedly missappropriated corporate funds.
Judicial Appraisal Exclusive Remedy for Indiana Shareholders
Plaintiffs were minority shareholders of Mi-Tech Metals Inc., an Indiana corporation.
Broker Guilty of Fraud, but No Damages Found
Paul DeNucci agreed, for a commission, to have Wayne March and CB Commercial Real Estate Group Inc. find a buyer for his three car wash businesses.
Denucci v. March
DeNucci sued March for fraud, violation of the Deceptive Trade Practices Act, and breach of fiduciary duty, in connection with contract to find a buyer for car washes.
Court Reverses Order to Dismiss Fraud Case
At issue is whether the lower court properly dismissed a complaint on the basis of failure to state a cause of action.
Richter v. Achs
Two plaintiffs and three defendants formed a closely held company, defendant A-Train Video Inc., where each individual shareholder was also a director holding 20% of the company's stock.
Bernstein v. Kelso
At issue is whether the management employees of a corporation scheming with a potential buyer to sell the corporation at the lowest possible price the principal and other shareholders would accept.
Richter v. Achs
At issue is a dispute about the valuation of the plaintiff's shares of stock in a video corporation and whether defendants met secretly, withheld funds from the corporation, and put corporate receivables into a new bank account.
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