With a career spanning more than 35 years in economics, this expert concentrates on the valuation of economic losses and damages across a wide range of litigation contexts. His expertise includes economic loss analysis in business, personal injury, and wrongful death matters, as well as labor and marital disputes, and the application of statistical analysis to assess damages. Additional areas of focus include labor market evaluation, vocational analysis, job market consulting, and the development of structured settlement alternatives in support of economic assessments. Throughout his consulting career, he has held senior and managing roles within leading economic consulting firms, where his work has centered on analyzing economic damages in complex litigation matters, including commercial disputes and intellectual property cases. His responsibilities have included preparing statistical analyses, conducting labor and vocational studies, and evaluating financial impacts in both individual and business-related claims. He has also contributed to public policy research through the preparation of analytical reports addressing economic and regulatory issues. His professional background includes experience providing expert witness services in litigation matters, with work encompassing consultation, deposition testimony, and courtroom testimony related to economic damages. He holds a Doctor of Philosophy and a Master of Science in economics, along with additional graduate-level study in economics, and a bachelor’s degree in economics. His academic experience includes long-standing appointments in economics, including professorship and service as a department chair, reflecting sustained involvement in teaching and academic leadership. Active engagement in the field is further demonstrated through his affiliations with professional organizations such as the American Economic Association, the Western Economics Association, and the National Association of Forensic Economics, underscoring his continued participation in the advancement of economic research and forensic economic practice.