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On-Demand Webinars

The Search for Hidden Assets:

How to Identify and Uncover Undisclosed Assets in Litigation

In financial litigation and estate administration, the individual income tax return and supporting documentation are often the most underutilized discovery documents. Yet they can provide a roadmap to assets that have not been identified or disclosed.

✅  Trace income streams back to underlying assets.

✅  Identify red flags from Schedules B, D, E, and K-1 reporting.

✅  Use itemized deductions to uncover real estate.

✅  Recognize inconsistencies that warrant additional inquiries, subpoenas or further discovery.

Rigged Valuation?
Your Next Move Matters

A focused session built for attorneys who navigate valuation issues in litigation and disputes. This program examines how biased or advocacy-driven valuation work shows up in practice and how to identify the pressure points that most often influence conclusions of value.


✅ A clear framework for spotting common forms of valuation “rigging,” including selective normalization, discount-rate manipulation, and cherry-picked market multiples
✅ Practical considerations to use in cross-examination or expert review
✅ Insight into how disciplined, transparent methodologies contrast with advocacy-driven analyses
✅ A sharper understanding of how these issues impact negotiations, settlement positions, and trial outcomes

From Numbers to Value: Basics of Business Valuations

Designed for attorneys and financial advisors working with estate and gift tax or litigation matters, this session offers valuable insights to strengthen your understanding of valuation fundamentals and their impact on critical financial decisions.

✅ Learn the fundamentals of business valuations
✅ Understand key considerations in tax and legal contexts
✅ Gain practical insights from valuation specialists

Upcoming Webinars:

Discounts for Lack of Marketability and Control in the Real World

Data, Judgment, and Defensibility.


Date: Thursday, July 23, 2026

Time: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM (Central Time)