Corporate and commercial litigation

Following our articles on professional errors in mergers and acquisitions and the breach of duty of care, we now focus on an aspect of valuation techniques that often leads to mistakes: the cost of capital rate. This article discusses the fundamental principles of the cost of capital rate, how it is constructed, and common mistakes made when determining it. Additionally, practical examples and tips are provided to help prevent double counting of risks and ensure accurate valuations.

In business, it often happens that disputes arise between parties. This could include, for example, a conflict over a contract, a delay in payment or a violation of intellectual property rights. In such cases, hiring a lawyer can be very important.