An empirical walk down valuation way: Are the valuation methods of closely held companies chosen by the courts a function of the type of case and level of court?
$25.00v13i3: pp. 39-64 James A DiGabriele Business Valuation and Lost Profits 2006
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v13i3: pp. 39-64 James A DiGabriele Business Valuation and Lost Profits 2006

v13i2: pp. 45-76 Pamela Morris Personal Injury and wrongful death| Earnings Growth 2006

v13i2: pp. 1-18 Valerie Harrant; Stephanie Powers Personal Injury and wrongful death| Base Earnings 2006

v13i3: pp. 65-74 Tyler J Bowles Personal Injury and wrongful death| Misc-Not classified 2006

v13i3: pp. 1-18 Michelle Casario; Gerard T Olson Personal Injury and wrongful death| Earnings Growth 2006



v13i2: pp. 97-100 Boyd Fjeldsted Personal Injury and wrongful death| Fringe Benefits 2006

v13i3: pp. 75-88 Anthony J Greco Misc-Not classified 2006

v13i2: pp. 97-100 Barry Ben-Zion Personal Injury and wrongful death| Fringe Benefits 2006

v13i2: pp. 79-96 Kent Gilbreath; Stephanie Powers Personal Injury and wrongful death| Base Earnings 2006

v13i2: pp. 19- 44 Sean F Reid; Matthew l O’Connor; Steven J Shapiro; Business Valuation and Lost Profits 2006

v13i3: pp. 19-38 Frank Hachman; Boyd Feldsted Personal Injury and wrongful death| Earnings Growth 2006
Reliability and validity of hedonic damage testimony: Judicial logic about economic science in Merrell Dow and Mercado
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Variations in the economic estimation of personal injury and wrongful death claims
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Analysis and valuation of closely held firms involved in business damage cases and application of certainty equivalence
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