Case study categories: Members

Quantification of a claim

Quantification of a claim for alleged breach of an exclusive distribution agreement in relation to children’s outdoor play equipment.

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Valuation of a storage and distribution business

Valuation of a husband’s interest, based on a 10% and 40% shareholding (including and excluding minority discounts) in a family owned storage and distribution business, in divorce proceedings. Also instructed to look at liquidity and sustainable income.

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Companies House Investigation: Diversion of trading income

Instructed to assist a Companies House investigation into two directors, subject of Disqualification Undertakings, who set up another company “fronted” by their daughter whilst they were disqualified. It is alleged that the directors received over £1 million of company funds, for work legitimately completed by newco, which was diverted into a sole trader business account […]

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Matrimonial Valuation – Computer Repair Shop & Property

Instructed to undertake a valuation of husband’s 50% shareholding within an IT business that includes property assets. Asked to address the liquidity of the company, whether a capital sum could be withdrawn and husband’s sustainable income from the business.

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Shadow Expert Assessment of need for SJE

Shadow Expert asked to review husband’s financial dealings and association with three limited companies to assess whether it would be advisable to request the court to appoint an SJE to value the said businesses.

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Review of lost of profits claim for a pub

Review of loss of profits claim for a pub arising from emergency work to flood defences which caused the outside area to be closed. Consideration of other factors which may have affected profitability.

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Pleaded guilty to drug dealing

Pleaded guilty to the supply of heroin and cocaine. Benefit assessed at £1.7 million and available assets £0.5 million. Required to consider the source and destination of funds which passed through the bank account.

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