New Comprehensive Guide to Economic Damages provides knowledge base for a better working relationship between financial experts and attorneys

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Jun 21, 2016, 01:11 ET

PORTLAND, Ore., June 21, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Business Valuation Resources (BVR) is excited to announce the release of "The Comprehensive Guide to Economic Damages, Fourth Edition," edited by experts Nancy Fannon and Jonathan Dunitz, Esq. This new two volume resource bridges the gap between the economics in damages cases and what the courts say about the calculations and evidentiary requirements.

Hear Nancy Fannon speak on the new Economic Damages Guide.

Written from the perspectives of financial experts and attorneys, this guide blends the financial expert's mastery of accepted methods and procedures with the attorney's expertise in legal issues, while providing in-depth analysis and interpretation of the continually expanding body of case law. It describes the different types of damages and how to calculate them, while presenting the problems that may arise and how stakeholders can address them.

"Fannon and Dunitz's Comprehensive Guide to Economic Damages brings together some of the best thinking of lawyers, accounting, and valuation experts on issues that permeate every lost profits, financial and valuation case," said Wilbur A. Glahn, III of McLane Law Firm. "It should be on the bookshelf and within easy reach of every trial lawyer who handles these complex cases."

Highlights of the new guide include:

A knowledge base that supports a better working relationship between a financial expert and the attorney. Experts are most beneficial to attorneys when they're well-informed about damage remedies and the context in which they are calculated. When an expert is more knowledgeable, he or she can be more valuable to the attorney in terms of the various options for remedies, given a particular context.
Comprehensive materials on a variety of damages measures. This new edition includes measurements on lost profits or value, intellectual property damages, other commercial damages, and personal injury, and wrongful termination.
In-depth analysis. This resource includes comprehensive analysis of motions to exclude experts and a review of the concept of reasonable certainty, based on significant research on the topic.

To learn more or download an excerpt of the report, please visit bvresources.com/publications or contact Sarah Andersen at (503) 291-7963 ext. 123 or [email protected].

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Contact:
Sarah Andersen, Publisher
Business Valuation Resources, LLC
1000 SW Broadway, Suite 1200
Portland, Oregon 97205
Phone: (503) 291-7963 ext. 123
Email: [email protected]

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