"The estate's attorney is a professor with the University of Colorado and he says, 'Your appraisal is the best, most thorough appraisal I have ever seen. It may show up in my classes at the university as a perfect example of what an appraisal should look like.'" — Robert Purnell, CPA
Since 1985 J. Richard Claywell has built a reputation for integrity and for providing key solutions for clients in the legal and business communities and private individuals.
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Economic damage calculations for lost profits, lost income and breach of contract
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Business valuations (appraisals) of closely held companies
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Profit enhancement analysis
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Mediation and arbitration
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Expert witness testimony
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Review of other expert reports
J. Richard Claywell has valued in excess of 250 businesses.
What is a Business Valuation?
A business valuation is a determination of the worth, or fair market value, of a business. A valuation is different from an appraisal, which is the determination of the worth of tangible personal property and/or real property. A valuation is based on internal and external factors such as a business ownership, financial position, results of current and past operations, forecasts of future operations, competition, the industry in which the company operates and economic conditions.
