Hughes v. Sego Int'l Ltd.

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• adopting as the stock valuation date the date the plaintiff was fired, rather than the later date of the judgment for dissolution, because the increase in the corporation's value between the two dates “could not be attributed to [the] plaintiff’s efforts”

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