Share information and resources with a joint appraisal
$225.00
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Abstract: A joint appraisal occurs when the parties involved in a lawsuit or a business transaction come together and agree to hire a single expert. Facilitating information sharing can be useful in some situations, including divorces and shareholder disputes. This article explains some of the benefits — as well as potential pitfalls — of using a joint appraiser.
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