An aerospace, automotive, and engineering company (defendant) turned to CRA’s expert during litigation related to the sale of a subsidiary. CRA’s expert opined on the value of the subsidiary as of the time of the acquisition, showing that the price paid by the plaintiff was within the appropriate valuation range using the plaintiff’s financial advisor’s own methodology. CRA’s expert also conducted a solvency analysis of the plaintiff and demonstrated that the plaintiff was solvent at the close of the transaction with the defendant. CRA’s client prevailed when the plaintiff withdrew the solvency claim after CRA’s expert’s deposition.
Financial Forensic Services for Internal Investigations
In this chapter of the book The Comprehensive Guide to Economic Damages, authors Peter Resnick and Greg Naviloff provide an overview of: White-collar crimes...