Litigation Appraisers Elect First President

In a significant milestone for the field of litigation appraisal, Gus Agosto, a prominent real estate appraiser, has been elected as the first president of the Society of Litigation Valuation Experts (SOLVE). The elections took place yesterday, marking a momentous occasion for the newly formed organization dedicated to serving litigation appraisers across the country.

The announcement was made following the election of other key members of the organization’s leadership team. Atty. Henry Onia (Pangasinan) will serve as the Chairman, Arturo Lawa (General Santos City) as the Vice President, Eden Dayrit (Makati City) as the Secretary, and Roxanne Raguini (Bataan) as the Treasurer, Atty. Rhenier Mora (Cebu) as the Auditor, and Gerald Villareal (Cavite) as the PRO. Additionally, Ana Grace Briton (Lucena), Arnold Ambat Jr.(Davao), Reggie Cosalan (Baguio City), and Shim Suan (Cagayan de Oro) were elected as members of the Board of Trustees.

Gus Agosto, known for his expertise as a litigation appraiser and the President/CEO of AA+ Appraisal and Consultancy, will now take on the vital role of coordinating the national organization’s activities. With his vast experience and commitment to the profession, Agosto is poised to lead the organization in its mission to advance the field of litigation appraisal.

The Society of Litigation Valuation Experts (SOLVE) is the first professional specialty appraisal organization of its kind, comprising members from all corners of the nation. This new organization brings together a collective of dedicated professionals who are passionate about elevating the standards of litigation appraisal.

In a statement released by the newly formed organization, it was revealed that their shared vision and purpose are centered on several key objectives. These include:

1. Establishing and Promoting Professional Standards: SOLVE aims to set high professional standards in the field of litigation appraisal, ensuring that all members adhere to ethical practices and maintain the utmost integrity in their work.
2. Providing Exceptional Education and Training: The organization is committed to offering top-notch educational and training opportunities to its members, fostering continuous learning and growth within the profession.
3. Fostering Networking and Collaboration: SOLVE recognizes the power of collaboration and aims to provide a platform for litigation appraisers to connect, exchange ideas, and learn from one another.
4. Advocating for the Interests of Litigation Appraisers: The organization will actively represent and advocate for the interests of its members, seeking to create a supportive and conducive environment for their professional development.
5. Ensuring Quality Assurance: SOLVE places a strong emphasis on maintaining the highest levels of quality assurance in the industry, ensuring that clients receive superior appraisal services.

The newly elected president, Gus Agosto, expressed his enthusiasm for the organization’s mission and invited all professionals in the field of litigation appraisal to join them on this exciting journey. With a commitment to excellence and innovation, SOLVE aims to shape the future of litigation appraisal, further enhancing the expertise and professionalism of its members to better serve their clients.

As the Society of Litigation Valuation Experts (SOLVE) embarks on this transformative endeavor, it signals a new era for the profession, promising to revolutionize the landscape of litigation appraisal and deliver unparalleled value to all stakeholders involved.