Courts now enforce Daubert and Rule 702 with real rigor, scrutinizing how valuation and damages opinions are built—not just who wrote them. Learn what judges expect, common pitfalls, and why admissibility is increasingly decided at the design stage.

We deliver objective business valuation and forensic accounting services for transactions, disputes, and litigation. Serving clients nationwide, we provide clear, well‑supported analyses used by attorneys, courts, business owners, and decision‑makers who require reliable financial insight.

Business valuation determines a business’s economic value using various methodologies. Regular valuations, ideally every two years, provide data-driven insights for informed decision-making and help identify growth opportunities.

Explore vital trends in business valuation for business owners in 2024. Discover the importance of intangible assets, financial metrics, and market dynamics to maximize your business's worth.

Is your business contemplating a merger or acquisition to increase market share, compensate for operational weaknesses or acquire talented workers? A business valuator can help you avoid potential pitfalls.

Business owners may use employee stock ownership plans (ESOPs) as a tax-advantaged way to transfer stock to family members and/or employees. This exit strategy requires business valuations prepared by qualified, independent professionals to avoid missteps with the IRS and U.S. Department of Labor.

Year-end is a crucial time to focus on enhancing your business value. The end of the year is a natural time for reflection and planning. It's the perfect opportunity to assess your company’s value and make strategic moves to boost it even further.

Thinking about using an ESOP as an exit strategy? Business valuations are critical to avoid missteps with the IRS and U.S. Department of Labor.

The number of businesses filing for bankruptcy has skyrocketed so far in 2023. But bankruptcy isn’t always an ending. Done right, it can provide a fresh start.

When shareholders disagree, it can be difficult to resolve the dispute without resorting to litigation. One of the most common issues in shareholder disputes is the valuation of the business.