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This expert has over 40 years full-time real estate appraising experience involving all types of properties. He is a licensed Real Estate Broker in KS and MO and a licensed Gneral Real Propert Appraiser in KS, MO, and CO. Additionally, he is an instructor for CLE appraisal and real estate classes in 7 states. He recently conducted a CLE course titled "Handling Eminent Domain Cases in Missouri and Kansas". He is currently the owner and principal appraiser at an appraisal consultancy based in Kansas City, MO.
Instructor, The largest professional association of real estate appraisers in the USA
Bachelor of Arts (BA), University of Kansas
Kansas City,
Missouri
This highly-qualified economics and finance expert has over 30 years of experience in his field and specializes in the topics of securities and class-action litigation, corporate finance and governance, and the valuation of public and private companies. He earned his MBA in finance and applied economics from the University of Rochester and his PhD in finance from the University of Washington. He is currently an executive board member of the National Association of Corporate Directors Colorado Chapter. He also stays active in his field as an author and presenter of his field and has been quoted in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, and Economist. Formerly, he has held positions as an associate professor of finance at the University of Utah, a visiting associate professor of finance at the University of Chicago, and a visiting professor of economics at Princeton University. He currently serves as a provost professor of finance at a large university in Colorado.
Provost Professor, A University in CO
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), University of Washington
Colorado
This expert has extensive experience in property insurance claims and construction disputes. He received his BA from Christendom College before starting a design-build construction company. After, he held positions as a senior claims adjuster at Cunningham Lindsey, the executive vice president of Clairvaux Institute, and the executive general adjuster at Solutia Adjusters. Currently, he is an executive consultant at an insurance claims consultancy in Colorado.
Executive Consultant, An Insurance Claims Consultancy
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Christendom College
Wheat Ridge,
Colorado
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What Can a Valuation Expert Witness Opine On?
Market Analysis
Assessing market conditions and trends.
Income Approach
Calculating value based on income generation.
Cost Approach
Estimating value based on replacement costs.
Sales Comparison
Comparing similar sales for valuation.
Appraisal Report
Documenting findings and valuation conclusion.
Due Diligence
Conducting thorough research and analysis.
FAQs for Valuation Expert Witnesses
What is a valuation expert witness?
A valuation expert witness is a financial professional who provides objective business or asset value opinions in legal cases. They assist by reviewing financial records, preparing valuation reports, testifying in court, and clarifying complex valuation issues.
What types of cases may require the expertise of a valuation expert witness?
Valuation expert witnesses handle business valuation, shareholder disputes, divorce, tax, bankruptcy, M&A, intellectual property, and commercial damages litigation cases.
How should I evaluate the credentials of a valuation expert witness?
Evaluate a valuation expert witness by reviewing their education, valuation certifications, industry experience, case testimony history, and adherence to recognized valuation standards.
How does a valuation expert witness support damages quantification?
A valuation expert witness supports damages quantification by objectively calculating economic loss using accepted valuation methods, financial data, and market evidence.
What materials does a valuation expert witness typically require for review?
A valuation expert witness typically requires financial statements, tax returns, contracts, ownership records, market data, and relevant legal or operational documents for review.
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