Measuring business interruption losses and other commercial damages: an economic approach

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"This book explains the methodology for how lost profits should be measured, and how to deal with the many common types of cases in business interruption lawsuits in commercial litigation. It contains exhibits, tables, and graphs, how to do industry research, equity risk premium, research studies on the marketability discount, anti-trust, punitive damages, and more. This new edition will include updated data, case studies, and case law references, and new content on international economic analysis, forecasting, and anti-trust law. Author Marketing Support: Gaughan plans to invest in marketing for the book. He will update a database of over 25,000 commercial litigators, 2,500 clients, and 1,000 economists & finance professionals, who he can market the book to via e-blasts. Content Need: This book is useful for finance professionals and attorneys alike dealing with commercial damages and business interruption lawsuits in commercial litigation. There is clear need for this book as a resource in such situations"--