Junk Valuation: Causes and Cures
New York, New York
27 March 2007
Hosted By: NERA Economic Consulting
NERA presented another in our series of seminars for senior corporate counsel and seasoned general business litigators on the role of economics in complex commercial litigation. On Tuesday, 27 March 2007 NERA Special Consultant Dr. Richard Rapp and William H. Rooney of Willkie Farr & Gallagher discussed Junk Valuation: Causes and Cures.
For more information, contact Jake George (jake.george@nera.com, +1 617 621 4125).
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Regrettably, litigators only infrequently use challenges under Daubert and Kumho Tire to keep junk valuation and damages studies out of the courtroom. This may be due to the thought that valuation is more "judgmental" than other types of expert testimony but, in fact, bad valuation arises from flaws in the way that this subject is taught and learned. Almost no attention is paid to the true sources of enterprise value. In this seminar, the speakers:
