Disputes between shareholders can be all too common. However, if you’re in the position where you need to value a shared business in order to quash a conflict, it’s important that you have an expert in your corner.

Business valuation for shareholders’ disputes can be a highly complex process. There are a variety of possible valuation methods, each with differing considerations. Our complementary guide goes into detail about the process of conducting a business valuation for shareholders’ disputes, to ensure that you’re able to provide an all-encompassing service for your client.

• The basics of business valuation
• The differing valuation methods you have to choose from
• A selection of information you will need in order to conduct a business valuation
• What our team of expert Forensic Accountants can do to assist you in the process

Rob Miller is a chartered accountant and a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW). Rob is also a Practising member of The Academy of Experts. He has been instructed on numerous cases including fraud and other investigations, criminal defence and confiscation proceedings, commercial and contractual disputes, transaction dispute advisory and valuation matters. Rob has acted for claimants, defendants and as a single joint expert.