For any written report, even the smallest of errors can prove to costly to overcome. In the case of business appraisal report writing, this is especially true when presenting nuanced and complex procedures and analysis. Through an examination of professional guidelines, judicial decisions, and real-world examples, expert Timothy Lee and attorney L. Paul Hood Jr., authors of A Reviewer's Handbook to Business Valuation: Practical Guidance to the Use and Abuse of a Business Appraisal have compiled a must attend presentation on how to avoid the most common and mortal mistakes in business appraisal reporting, be they by omission or commission.

• Introduction
• Due diligence
• Scope of report content
• Analytical scope & content
• Premiums & discounts
• The big picture
• Conclusion

• Learn how to effectively "dot the Is and cross the Ts" on adequate disclosures and other definitional attributes critical to your work product
• Learn to identify susceptible positions and immunize your reports from rebuttal-style attacks
• Understand the importance of reporting with adequate and focused devil's advocacy
• Reconcile your work to general and specific concepts and rules of thumb to defend your treatments and results