Damages 2018: Recognising Your Options Beyond Discounted Cash Flow
This Cornerstone Research conference featured a panel of expert lawyers and economists discussing how best to assess damages in arbitration and commercial litigation.
In re Xerox Corp. Consolidated Shareholder Litigation
After the judge ruled in favor of a temporary injunction in the $6 billion merger injunction case, Xerox announced it would not pursue the deal and settled with shareholders.
Variable Rate Demand Obligations
A FINRA arbitration panel denied all claims in their entirety.
Publicly Traded Company Valuation Following Acquisition
Defense counsel retained Cornerstone Research to evaluate the fairness of an acquisition price and whether the analyses and inputs used to support the sale price were reasonable.
Market Approach or Comparables
This chapter discusses the market or comparables approach to valuation.
Applying Monte Carlo Simulations in Litigation
Professor Steven Grenadier of Stanford University discusses a wide range of applications for this simulation technique, including securities valuation and risk assessment.
Not So “Rare”: The Valuation Method Behind the Tethyan Challenge
Article explains that a supposedly “rare” valuation method at issue in a recent challenge to an ICSID arbitrator is in fact a well-established methodology routinely used in business
Sprint Corp.’s $3.6 Billion Buyout of Clearwire Corp.
The Delaware Supreme Court affirmed the Chancery Court’s decision in favor of defendant Sprint in its $3.6 billion buyout of Clearwire.
5 Questions with Stuart Gilson: Creating Firm Value
We interview Professor Stuart C. Gilson of the Harvard Business School to gain his insights on how firms create value.
Estimating Damages in Litigation—Beyond Discounted Cash Flow
Ronnie Barnes spoke at a Cornerstone Research-sponsored interactive panel discussion in London.
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