Not So “Rare”: The Valuation Method Behind the Tethyan Challenge
Article explains that a supposedly “rare” valuation method at issue in a recent challenge to an ICSID arbitrator is in fact a well-established methodology routinely used in business
J & M Distributing Inc. v. Hearth & Home Technologies Inc. et al.
The jury found that the defendants did not enter a conspiracy to restrain trade.
Sprint Corp.’s $3.6 Billion Buyout of Clearwire Corp.
The Delaware Supreme Court affirmed the Chancery Court’s decision in favor of defendant Sprint in its $3.6 billion buyout of Clearwire.
Estimating Damages in Settlement Outcome Modeling
Proxy remains the most important determinant in analysis of settlement outcomes.
United States v. EnergySolutions Inc. et al.
A Delaware federal judge blocked a proposed $367 million merger between two rival nuclear waste disposal companies.
The Ownership and Trading of Debt Claims in Chapter 11 Restructurings
A paper coauthored by Professor David C. Smith received a Jensen Prize for one of the best papers published in the Journal of Financial Economics in 2016.
2017 Who’s Who Legal: Consulting Experts
Cornerstone Research staff and affiliated experts were selected for this 2017 list of the “best global consulting experts.”
Beef Products, Inc. et al. v. American Broadcasting Companies, Inc. et al.
In this high-profile $1.9 billion defamation case, Cornerstone Research worked with three experts who analyzed the impact of news coverage on beef product sales.
5 Questions with Stuart Gilson: Creating Firm Value
We interview Professor Stuart C. Gilson of the Harvard Business School to gain his insights on how firms create value.
2017 IAM Guide Highlights Cornerstone Research Patent Professionals
Intellectual Asset Management (IAM) names Michael Keeley, Matthew Lynde, George Strong, and Mary Woodford in its list of leading expert witnesses on patent issues.
Securities and Exchange Commission v. BankAtlantic Bancorp Inc.
The jury found in favor of the defendants on all counts in this civil suit filed by the SEC.
Securities and Exchange Commission v. Ferrante
The defendant disgorged investment yields and paid a fine to resolve allegations in this case involving alleged EB-5 program fraud.
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