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Quantive Welcomes Susan Trivers!

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We are so pleased to announce that Susan Trivers has joined the Quantive Team! Susan brings 20 years of experience working with small to medium business owners to help them increase the financial value of their company.

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A Play by Play from a NY Valuation Case

Appraisal Rights

Valuation litigation plays out in a number of different business contexts. Readers of this blog will be well familiar with one of them: appraisal rights (a/k/a/ dissenters rights) actions brought when a public company is being acquired by another entity. But valuation disputes requiring the determination of fair value come up in many other contexts often not involving public companies, but instead private businesses.

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Appraisal Action Leads to Adverse Bankruptcy Action

Appraisal Rights

For public company shareholders, a cashout merger offer (even one at a too-low price) tells you that someone wants your shares and intends to pay you cash for them. And, at least in US actions, it is the rare public-company focused appraisal case that concerns collections. Indeed, if an acquirer is paying cash for a public company, the idea of collections barely registers.

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Episode #4: Interview with Nathan Olson

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Who knew that family law and business valuation could intersect? Specifically, when the clients are spouses who own a business together. We discuss how a business valuation can come into play when it comes to divorce proceedings and what the timeline looks like for a family law attorney when handling these cases.

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How to Leverage Intent Data for Better Outcomes

Speaker: Susan Spencer, Principal of Spencer Communications

Intent signal data can go a long way toward shortening sales cycles and closing more deals. The challenge is deciding which is the best type of intent data to help your company meet its sales and marketing goals. In this webinar, Susan Spencer, fractional CMO and principal of Spencer Communications, will unpack the differences between contact-level and company-level intent signals.

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Research: “Go Shops Revisited”

Appraisal Rights

Is the “go shop” still an effective tool for ensuring the maximization of business value? Maybe not – according to recent research by Prof. Guhan Subramanian of Harvard Business School. A “go shop” provision, in short, is when a seller comes to agreement with a buyer, but then there is a post-agreement process where the seller seeks out alternative, better, deals (or ‘shops’ the company).

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Paper: MBOs Take Advantage of Industry Weakness

Appraisal Rights

Appraisal is a remedy for shareholders who believe a merger is being consummated at below fair value. Appraisal is also a check on management and boards of directors – specifically, providing a ‘backcheck’ on whether the shareholder fiduciaries are achieving fair value for the company. Management buyouts are an acute case of mixed incentives for company insiders, and accordingly are a place where the appraisal remedy is particularly critical.