What We Do

Examples of cases in which our assistance may be required to identify the most suitable expert to provide support in litigation:

  • valuation of a shareholding in civil litigation concerning the value of its withdrawal
  • estimation of the exchange ratio in civil litigation concerning the fairness of the same
  • assessment of the feasibility of a plan in civil litigation concerning a company in crisisthat restructured its debt exposure and subsequently went bankrupt
  • assessment of the conduct of directors and auditors in a criminal dispute concerning a companythat went bankrupt
  • estimation of damages resulting from false representations made by the seller to the buyer ina transaction concerning a controlling interest in a company
  • stima dei danni derivanti dal fatto che illicenziante non ha correttamente adempiuto alleobbligazioni previste da un contratto di licenza
  • stima dei danni derivanti dalla violazione di unbrevetto
  • estimation of damages resulting from the licensor's failure to properly fulfil its obligationsunder a licence agreement
  • estimation of damages resulting from patent infringement
  • assessment of the adequacy of a royalty rate in a tax dispute concerning a licence agreementsigned by companies belonging to the same multinational group
  • estimation of damages caused by the directors of a company that went bankrupt because theyinterrupted its activities later than they should have
  • assessment of the appropriateness of a financial offer in civil litigation concerning a tender
  • assessment of assets included in an inheritance in civil litigation concerning succession
  • assessment of the adequacy of the impairment test process in a criminal dispute concerning acompany that went bankrupt
  • assessment of the adequacy of the value attributed to contributions in a criminal disputeconcerning a company that went bankrupt
  • assistance in evaluating options for resolving the conflict or minimising financial damage inthe event of bankruptcy (e.g., supporting creditors to reduce their losses)
  • assessment of evidence concerning fraud or accounting irregularities
  • assessment of the suitability of derivative products to hedge the interest rate riskassociated with a debt and, in general, the appropriateness of their use by non-financialcompanies
  • assessment of damages resulting from the use of derivative products that do not perform aneffective hedging function
  • assessment of the appropriateness of the economic terms of derivative products