Business Valuation Resources Announces BVR’s Webinar Series on Economic Damages

PORTLAND, Ore.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Business Valuation Resources, LLC (BVR) is pleased to announce the addition of BVR’s Webinar Series on Economic Damages to its training and education calendar. Curated by Nancy Fannon (Fannon Valuation Group), editor of The Comprehensive Guide to Lost Profits Damages (forthcoming from BVR this October), this new webinar series features the top minds in lost profits and economic damages.

“The Comprehensive Guide to Lost Profits Damages is a landmark text in addressing those issues and solutions unique to lost profits and economic damages. The Webinar Series on Economic Damages will provide the same support appraisers have been seeking in an interactive training environment.”

The series will take place on Fridays beginning October 8 running through October 29th. The four webinars will focus on the methods for calculating lost profits, supporting evidence, and applications within different scenarios and settings. Lucretia Lyons, President of BVR says, “The Comprehensive Guide to Lost Profits Damages is a landmark text in addressing those issues and solutions unique to lost profits and economic damages. The Webinar Series on Economic Damages will provide the same support appraisers have been seeking in an interactive training environment.”

Presenters for this series are experts in the fields of business appraisal, forensic accounting, and law, and all of whom are contributing authors to the 2010 edition of The Comprehensive Guide Lost Profits Damages. “For some time now, Nancy Fannon has been an authoritative thought leader in the area of economic damages and lost profits.” Lyons adds, “With the expert speakers she’s assembled for this series, it’s clear that these are going to be the best programs on economic damages and lost profits ever produced.”

Webinars programmed for BVR’s Webinar Series on Economic Damages are:

• “Lost Profits Calculations: Methods and Procedures,” on October 8, featuring Robert Gray & James O’Brien
• “Reasonable Certainty and Lost Profits in Early Stage Companies,” on October 15, featuring Robert Lloyd & Neil Beaton
• “The Use of Forensic Evidence in Lost Profits Cases,” on October 22, featuring Michael Kaplan & Rebekah Smith
• “Understanding the Legal Contexts of Lost Profits Damages Cases,” on October 29, featuring Nancy Fannon & Jonathan Dunitz

Registration for BVR’s Webinar Series on Economic Damages is currently open, with discounted pricing for attendance to all four webinars.

About Business Valuation Resources, LLC (BVR)

Every top business valuation firm depends on BVR for authoritative market data, continuing professional education, and expert opinion. Our customers include business appraisers, certified public accountants, merger and acquisition professionals, business brokers, lawyers and judges, private equity and venture capitalists, owners, CFOs, and many others.

About The Comprehensive Guide to Lost Profits Damages

In the soon-to-be-released 2010 edition, Nancy Fannon, ASA, MCBA, CPA, ABV brings together the comprehensive body of knowledge on lost profits damages and delivers the definitive resource for financial experts and attorneys alike. Fannon and other leading experts provide thorough analysis of current case law and valuation methodology related to the calculation of damages.

About Nancy Fannon

Nancy Fannon is the owner of Fannon Valuation Group, a nationally recognized business valuation, economic damages, and litigation support services firm located in Portland, Maine.

Ms. Fannon has more than twenty years of professional valuation and damages experience, and is frequently retained to provide expert witness services relating to the value of a business; an opinion on the amount of financial damages relating to the lost profits or the loss of a business or segment of a business; a determination of reasonable compensation; and other financial matters. She has been appointed by courts or mediators as a court-appointed expert, and has served as an arbitrator in valuation cases.