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In litigation, research rarely follows a straight line.

New Saved Threads in RADA help you preserve and revisit your research as arguments evolve, making it easier to track support and maintain defensibility.

Check out the BVResearch Pro enhancement now: https://t.co/6xDPNPMjaq

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In court, strong analysis is not always enough.

A BVWire article explores how technical skill, industry experience, and communication combine to shape expert credibility and influence outcomes.

Read it now (free with no sign-up): https://t.co/wBZNVjL7rO

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In litigation, issues that look minor at first can influence the entire valuation outcome.

A Tales from the Trenches story highlights how underlying facts can surface and reshape the analysis.

🥛 Read the BVLaw Blog post here: https://t.co/mdvIjcApOH

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Courts keep shaping valuation practice, and tomorrow’s𝗕𝗩𝗟𝗮𝘄 𝗖𝗮𝘀𝗲 𝗨𝗽𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗝𝘂𝗻𝗲 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲 is built to help you stay current.

Join Jim Alerding, James Ewart, and Andrew Soshnick as they cover recent cases and their practical implications.

https://t.co/OJNPInk0Ca

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When valuations are challenged, diligence around earnings quality, working capital, and cash flow can carry just as much weight as the model itself.

This webinar looks at how Q of E and financial due diligence support more defensible valuation work.

https://t.co/xWY6Hwh2xv

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When valuation work is challenged, ethics and judgment are front and center.

Join us on June 9, for a training that covers standards, litigation risk, Daubert challenges, and AI-related issues in valuation. 2.0 CPE.

Register here: https://t.co/GbufUf37TC

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"I am not performing an audit during a valuation engagement, but I do believe it is important to ask questions that uncover facts relevant to value. Time and again, inventory has proven to be an area where those questions matter."

Read the new BVLaw blog: https://t.co/WKobsYQXkx

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“Known or knowable” is not always clear-cut.

A new BVLaw blog examines In re Allonhill and how courts approached valuing a disputed liability using later developments.

https://t.co/j69ZHXnXpk

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In construction claims, damages hinge on causation, records, and methodology, not just the narrative.

This May 28 webinar will be linking project events to economic impact, common pitfalls, and defensible damages approaches.

Register: https://t.co/E3yCdsWYi2

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Using ChatGPT in legal work does not automatically waive work‑product protection.

A recent BVWire article looks at how courts are approaching AI‑assisted analysis and what it means for privilege and confidentiality.

Read the analysis: https://t.co/zRljENW3hT

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What does “known or knowable” really mean in valuation?

A new BVLaw blog breaks down In re Allonhill, where the court allowed later developments to inform liability valuation, with important lessons for solvency and litigation analyses.

Full post here: https://t.co/kvrNYxoGzz

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Courts and reviewers care about sourcing, logic, and defensibility. That is exactly where transparent AI matters.

On May 14, BVR will demo RADA across DealStats and BVResearch Pro, including how to verify outputs using cited sources.
FREE + 1.0 CPE
https://t.co/5OrqlIux63

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What makes expert testimony effective in court?

Michael G. Kaplan addresses the legal rules, expert reports, cross‑examination, and courtroom communication in The Financial Expert Witness—The Art & Science of Effective Expert Testimony on May 7.

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Divorce valuations vary widely by jurisdiction.
A new Division of Property in Divorce Reference Guide and Chart is now available in BVResearch Pro, outlining state‑specific property division rules and valuation considerations for practitioners handling family law matters.

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AI can speed up valuation research, but credibility still depends on sources & logic.

BVR’s free RADA in BVResearch Pro Tips guide shows how BV professionals use our AI assistant for source‑backed research, rebuttals, & litigation support workflows.

https://t.co/hho9V7fZKT

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In court, valuation expertise is judged less on technical brilliance and more on credibility and judgment.

A new BVR blog explains what courts actually expect from business valuation expert witnesses.
Read more: https://t.co/woz3YMEGYV

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Tariff policy shifts raise questions about when impacts are known or knowable in valuations.
On April 23, Josh Shilts discusses observed industry impacts, the Feb 2026 Supreme Court ruling, and what this means for defensible private‑company valuation work.
https://t.co/YlRIc133K2

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Congratulations to BVR Legal Editor Jim Alerding, named to Forbes’ 2026 Best in State CPAs list. Jim’s work through BVLaw, BVReseach Pro, and BVR blog posts continues to shape how valuation professionals think about litigation, standards, and defensibility. Well deserved. 🏆

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Courts continue to scrutinize compensation normalization adjustments. In a recent appellate decision, a valuation supported with RCReports data was upheld, reinforcing the importance of market‑based, well‑documented support in contentious matters.

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Courts rarely fault valuation math alone. More often, they scrutinize assumptions and whether they reflect current guidance and case law.

Business Valuation Update tracks how those expectations are articulated and applied across valuation disputes.
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