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Calculation Reports Versus Full AppraisalsCalculation Reports Versus Full Appraisals

How to avoid misunderstandings and conflicts.

Michael A. Gregory

April 20, 2020

14 Min Read
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As an attorney, you want to provide a high quality product and minimize expenses for your client. When you hire a business appraiser, you have many things to consider. One element relating to quality and cost is the type of engagement and report you need and want. If you simply want a calculation based on limited information, a calculation report may be sufficient. If you need an appraisal for litigation, you need a full appraisal. However, there are additional considerations, and sometimes the boundaries are blurred. Here are some insights to avoid misunderstandings, conflicts and other issues.

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When working with valuation issues and business valuers, it’s important to understand the jargon and definitions. There are several re...

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About the Author

Michael A. Gregory

Michael A. Gregory is an expert in conflict resolution dedicated to making thought-leading entrepreneurs and executives more successful. Michael is an international speaker on this topic and is the author of ten books. His most recent book, "A 60-step illustrated guide to conflict resolution" (October 2016), and others are available at http://mikegreg.com/books. Free resources are available online at www.mikegreg.com. Check out the blog. Contact Mike directly at [email protected] or call (651) 633-5311. 

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