Understanding the value of your law firm is crucial. It's not just about knowing your firm's worth. It's about making informed decisions...

While ESG is often discussed in theoretical or policy terms, its impact on valuation can be modeled with surprising clarity. Using the...

When legal disputes involve a business, a valuation isn’t always optional—it’s often legally required. Whether you're facing a divorce, shareholder dispute, or economic damages case, the court may need an independent, defensible business valuation to determine damages, divide assets, or assess financial interests.

If you're a small business owner applying for an SBA 7(a) or 504 loan—particularly when acquiring a business or using business assets as collateral—you’ll likely need a formal business valuation.

Understanding the difference between a business valuation and a calculation of value helps you avoid overpaying for services you don’t need—or worse, under-preparing for high-stakes decisions.

Whether you're considering selling your firm or planning for strategic growth, a proper valuation can guide your decisions.

No, you don’t need a full business valuation every year—but in many cases, getting one annually (or a streamlined update) is a smart move. The right frequency depends on your goals, your industry, and how much your business is changing.

409A valuations aren't just a formality—they're a requirement under IRS rules if your company is issuing stock options or other equity-based compensation.

Small business owners face impossible choices. Show higher profits to secure financing and boost valuation? Or minimize taxable income to reduce your ...

A heavy equipment rental business needed a valuation as a part of the owner's divorce proceedings. We helped.

Understanding the value of your retail business is necessary. It's about making informed decisions that can propel your business forward....

When applying for an SBA loan, knowing the details of an SBA business valuation can greatly impact the loan approval process. Although...

When it comes to determining how to value a heating and air conditioning business, business owners, potential buyers, and investors need...

Valuing a service business can be a complicated job, especially when it involves intangible factors like personal goodwill. For owners...

A rule of thumb business valuation refers to a simplified approach that uses industry-specific multiples to estimate the value of a...

When it comes to valuing a business, many people think of physical assets—inventory, equipment, or property—as the primary drivers of...

At its core, a valuation report seeks to answer the fundamental question, "What is the value of this business?"...

The business valuation income approach is a basic method used to figure out the value of a business by evaluating its capacity...

At its core, a valuation report seeks to answer the fundamental question, "What is the value of this business?" It extends...

When assessing a business, valuing intangible assets is crucial to understanding its overall worth, though it differs from a standard...