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DM&A specializes in business valuation and litigation consulting and provides forensic accounting and class-action claims administration services.

DM&A services
in the valuation area include:
Business
Valuation
Our
professionals are highly qualified in the valuation of privately
held businesses and intangible assets. We assist with mergers,
acquisitions, and divestitures; public and private financings;
litigation actions involving partnership or corporate disputes;
and estate planning. Members of the firm have qualified as
valuation expert witnesses in jurisdictions across the United
States.
Goodwill
Loss
Since the adoption
of the goodwill loss statute in California's eminent domain
law, DM&A has specialized in providing goodwill loss valuation
services for public agencies and private business owners
throughout the state. Our professionals are extremely knowledgeable
about the eminent domain process and have successfully presented
their opinions of value in court.
Tangible
Asset Valuations
DM&A provides appraisal services relating to various tangible
assets, such as buildings and improvements, machinery and
equipment, furniture and fixtures, and inventories. Clients
include private businesses, public corporations, financial
institutions, and government agencies.

DM&A litigation consulting and support services include:
Litigation
Consulting
DM&A offers a broad array of litigation consulting services.
They include the preparation and analysis of damage claims
and related expert witness testimony on relevant financial,
accounting, and economic issues. Representative engagements
include breach of contract, business interruption, partnership
or shareholder disputes, fraud investigations, and personal
injury matters.
Class-Action
Claims Administration
DM&A provides claims administration services in conjunction
with class-action litigation settlements. Services include
the creation and maintenance of class member databases,
assistance in the design of notices and claim forms, development
of custom claims administration systems and procedures,
computation and distribution of settlement amounts, and
reporting as required by courts and other relevant parties.
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