There may be many reasons that a piece of intellectual property (IP) may be valued.  Common pieces of intellectual property that are valued include patents, trademarks, copyrights and trade secrets.  The most common valuation approaches include the income approach, the market approach and the asset approach.  Vallit has extensive experience in valuing IP in a wide-array of industries.  Some of the reasons Vallit is commonly asked to value IP include but is not limited to: insolvency related issues, capital transactions, gift and estate planning, litigation related or financial reporting reasons.

Members of Vallit have presented nationally about critical valuation approaches and methods specific to various types of IP.  Vallit gets to know the characteristics of the IP and take the rights steps to build credible and objective valuation analysis.  Over the years, Vallit has performed hundreds of IP related valuation assignments are capable of handling any IP valuation assignment that you or your client may have.