Business Valuation
Valuation disputes demand defensible assumptions, market awareness and clear communication. We provide litigation-focused business and share valuations that tribunals and judges can follow - not opaque models.
When solicitors instruct us
- Purchase price adjustment and earn-out disputes
- Shareholder buy-out and partnership exit valuations
- Breach of warranty claims with valuation elements
- IP or commercial tort claims affecting enterprise value
Deliverables
- Independent valuation reports for dispute forums
- Critique of opposing valuation experts
- Sensitivity and scenario analysis
- Oral evidence on valuation methodology
Our process
- Step 1
Valuation brief
Standard of value, date and purpose aligned with legal instruction.
- Step 2
Information review
Historical financials, forecasts, comparables and market data.
- Step 3
Method selection
Documented rationale for chosen approaches.
- Step 4
Conclusion & report
Clear opinion with limitations and assumptions stated.
Frequently asked questions
Our litigation valuations are dispute-focused; tax-specific opinions are scoped separately if required.
Yes, where data supports reliable analysis or instructions are limited to specific intangibles.
Forecasts are tested against historical performance, market conditions and management credibility.
Cross-border groups can be analysed; currency and jurisdictional issues are addressed explicitly.