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Your law firm is prosecuting the defense on behalf of your client in
a case centered around the infringement of a patent. Your accounting
firm is representing a client that needs to understand the worth of
their overall company for tax reporting purposes. Or perhaps your
business needs to understand the value or sale price of its latest
technology. In all three instances, knowing the value of your client's
or company's patents is a crucial variable. In a patent infringement
case, in order to prove loss of income, a patent valuation
must be completed to show the real value of what they have lost. A
valuation firm determining the total worth of a business cannot
completely identify that worth just based on hard assets and working
capital; they must take other intangible assets, such as the value of a
patent, into account. And, the sale price of technology isn't
accurately represented unless you know and include the value of its
patent.
There are several different situations in which a patent valuation
becomes a necessary component of a company's worth. Plus, with the
increasing need for business valuation
services in recent years, due to the growing amount of claims and
disputes that need asset valuation, knowing the true value of your
business and its patents plays a large role in accurately representing
them. Appraisal Economics offers valuations of patents
for clients in a variety of industries. Our experienced and trusted
opinions and methodologies have been used in providing litigation
support, financing, book and tax reporting, and for intercompany
technology transfers.
Please take a moment to contact us with any questions regarding our patent valuation services, or any other valuation services that we have available.
Determining the value of a patent can be a complex process. Patent
valuations could be required to assist in the sale of technology, or
the intercompany transfer of that technology. A shareholder may need a
patent valuation to assess the true worth of the company, or management
might need to place value on their patents in order to measure
performance for taxation purposes. Different patent valuations require
different considerations and require complex analysis. At Appraisal
Economics, we meet these complexities head on by using the most
up-to-date patent valuation methods.
We start by having in-depth conversations with company management
about the history of and financial projections for their technology. We
specifically pay attention to instances where similar technologies may
have been licensed within the industry. All of this information allows
us to produce a detailed financial analysis to determine the value of the patent.
In providing patent valuation services, we meet or exceed all relevant
industry standards, and our clients have come to expect high-level
services from our team of proven industry leaders. Appraisal Economics
will work with you in providing the most defensible assessment of value
for your patents.
Respected Industry Leaders
Appraisal Economics has developed strong and proven techniques for
the valuation of patents. Our opinions and reports are used and
recognized at an international level, which is why we have become a
leader in our industry. No matter the situation or client, we are
dedicated to providing accurate and meaningful valuation services.
Please contact our experienced staff regarding the valuation of patents or with any questions you might have.
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