The Imperative of Considering the Concept of Highest and Best Use in Healthcare Valuation (Part 2 of 2)
In this second part of a two-part series, the authors discuss why and when the highest and best use standard should apply. ...
Read more ›In this second part of a two-part series, the authors discuss why and when the highest and best use standard should apply. ...
Read more ›Traditional valuation methodologies have relied upon the analysis of historical accounting and other data as predictive of future performance and value. However, this may not hold true with every economy, industry, or even every enterprise within an industry, over time. For example, the turbulent status of the healthcare industry over the last five decades, since the passage of Medicare in the 1960s, has in ...
Read more ›Part 1: Find Industry and Location-Specific Data Courts standards require that damages analysis results be within “reasonable certainty”, and objective rather than speculative. And while the terms “reasonable certainty” and “speculative” are more terms of art than science, given these standards, it is of vital importance to analyze all relevant factors to the extent permitted by the best data available. And ...
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