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18 / June 2020

Indiana and South Carolina courts issue key discount rulings

The Indiana Court of Appeals and the South Carolina Supreme Court recently issued noteworthy rulings on the appropriateness of discounts in valuing minority interests. The contexts in which the issue arose were different, but both situations amounted to a compelled buyback of shares. Read more >>
Posted in: Business Valuation Law News Written by: Sylvia Golden
Categories: discount for lack of marketability (DLOM) discount for minority interest
Tags: buyout divorce valuation DLOC DLOM expert testimony lack of control lack of liquidity marital dissolution marketability minority interest shareholder agreement
08 / March 2017

New Jersey court applies DLOM in forced buyout: Defendant’s conduct created ‘extraordinary circumstance’

In adjudicating a New Jersey family dispute that escalated into an oppressed shareholder action, the trial court recently found the oppressing shareholder had created a situation that mandated the application of a discount for marketability (DLOM) in order to achieve a “fair and equitable” outcome. Read more >>
Posted in: Business Valuation Law News Written by: Sylvia Golden
Categories: discount for lack of marketability (DLOM)
Tags: discount for lack of marketability (DLOM) expert testimony forced buyout lack of liquidity minority discount minority shareholder shareholder oppression statutory appraisal statutory fair value