Providing Litigation Services, Edições 93-94American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Management Consulting Services Division, 1993 - 57 páginas |
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... impact . .44 The difference between the two methods is illustrated in the case of a plaintiff that actually sold two hundred units and claims it would have sold an additional one hundred if the defendant had not interfered . The ...
... impact . .44 The difference between the two methods is illustrated in the case of a plaintiff that actually sold two hundred units and claims it would have sold an additional one hundred if the defendant had not interfered . The ...
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... impact of the defendant's behavior on the plaintiff is difficult and requires a reasonable effort to consider other factors that could have affected the plaintiff's profitability in the but - for model . By using actual relationships ...
... impact of the defendant's behavior on the plaintiff is difficult and requires a reasonable effort to consider other factors that could have affected the plaintiff's profitability in the but - for model . By using actual relationships ...
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... impact on the outcome of the litigation . .65 Expert opinion is the opinion of the individual testifying . A CPA firm cannot testify , only an individual CPA . The opposing party has the right to cross - examine the expert under oath ...
... impact on the outcome of the litigation . .65 Expert opinion is the opinion of the individual testifying . A CPA firm cannot testify , only an individual CPA . The opposing party has the right to cross - examine the expert under oath ...
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