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While it may seem counterintuitive, small and medium sized businesses are far more exposed to the prospect of…
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At Ellrich, Neal, Smith & Stohlman, P.A., we deal with a variety of self-employed individuals. We often hear them…
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The estate of the “King of Pop”, the late Michael Jackson, was part of one of the most…
Read MoreBusiness Valuations for Public vs Non-Public Companies
For both public and non-public companies, a business valuation indicates how much that company is worth according to…
Read MoreSome of the Largest Mergers and Acquisitions Ever
From August 2019 to August 2020, there were a total of 12,123 merger and acquisition deals negotiated between…
Read MoreWhy Are Expert Witnesses Important?
When representing a case, the attorneys have no say who they can use as a witness, as relevant…
Read MoreENSS Hires New Valuation Analyst in Business Valuation Department
The Business Valuation Department at Ellrich, Neal, Smith & Stohlman, P.A. is thrilled to announce the hiring of…
Read More9 of the Biggest Financial Crimes in History
Financial crimes range from fraud to money laundering, from insider dealing and market abuse to corruption and bribery,…
Read MoreHow is Divorce Different with a High Net Worth Couple?
While every divorce is different and comes with its own challenges, there are often many extra obstacles for…
Read MoreAprès Divorce Financial Planning
Your divorce if over, the ink is dry on your settlement agreement or final judgement, as the case…
Read MoreFraud Detection and Prevention for Small Businesses
Any business, no matter the size or scope, has a potential risk of fraud. In fact, according to…
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