Archive: April 2018

• Why First Impressions Matter in Business Valuation Litigation

  April 26, 2018

  In a business-divorce case or marital divorce case involving a business, each side typically hires an expert to provide the court or jury with an opinion as to the value of the business. Depending on a party’s position, their expert will seek to establish as high or low a value as possible. For example, a […]

• Cyclical Construction Industry Creates Unique Challenges for Succession Planning

  April 8, 2018

  “You’ve got seller financing in most of these deals and when you’re selling at the peak of the market, you’re probably getting the peak price as well”

• Growth Amid Regulation: How to Avoid Unanticipated Consequences

  April 6, 2018

  “Longevity, stability and growth. These three words describe family-owned businesses in West Michigan.”

• Buyers Outnumber Sellers as More PE Firms, Individual Investors Enter the Market

  April 3, 2018

  “The move out of corporate America to a small business is a trend attorney Jon Siebers has seen “since day one” of his 21 years of working”