Thursday, July 16, 2020

Pigs Get Fat and Hogs Get Slaughtered; Pushing Valuation to the Extreme


Pigs Get Fat and Hogs Get Slaughtered; Pushing Valuation to the Extreme


     Peter Mahler, in his blog New York Business Divorce, has published a review of a recent New York decision involving a forced buyout and valuation of the interest of a minority member. In this instance, the operating agreement provided that the valuation be performed by a single appraiser. Further, in its implementation, the member being redeemed was effectively precluded in participation in the valuation process. Ultimately, the court found that the appraisal could not be affirmed.



      The case in question is Yakuel v. Gluck, 2020 NY Slip Op. 31251(U) (Sup. Ct. NY County May 7, 2020); the decision is not yet posted on Westlaw. Peter’s review of the decision is set forth in a blog posting entitled This Single-Appraiser Buy-Sell Agreement Was Asking For Trouble; HERE IS A LINK to that posting.

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