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The Court’s detailed analysis of the competing business appraisals—informed by its own obvious familiarity with appraisal proceedings and their issues—promises to satisfy business divorce lawyers and appraisers alike, at least until the next course. Erber’s expert utilized a capitalization of excess earnings method.

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Adjustments are made for differences in growth prospects and market position. CCA provides insights to make informed investment decisions. ii) Liquidation Value Method The liquidation value method estimates a company’s value if its assets were sold off and its liabilities settled in a liquidation scenario.

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