Forensic accounting, business valuation, and economic damages analysis form the foundation of his expert witness work, supported by more than 30 years of experience and testimony in complex commercial litigation matters in federal and state courts.

A Certified Public Accountant with additional credentials in business valuation and financial forensics, his practice focuses on the financial and economic evaluation of disputes involving intellectual property, breach of contract, construction delays and disruptions, business interruption, and unfair competition. His forensic work includes analyzing reasonable royalties, lost profits, disgorgement, and other forms of economic damages using widely accepted accounting, valuation, and economic methodologies.

He has extensive experience assessing damages in intellectual property matters involving patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets. His analyses frequently involve hypothetical license negotiations, royalty rate evaluations, profit apportionment, cost allocation, and financial reconstruction. He has also performed commercial valuations of intellectual assets and assisted in licensing and economic impact analyses across a range of industries, including technology, healthcare, manufacturing, energy, financial services, and consumer products.

In addition to intellectual property disputes, his commercial litigation experience includes matters involving contract disputes, tort claims, construction-related damages, and business interruption losses. Earlier in his career, he held senior roles at major international accounting firms, where he worked on complex, large-scale litigation and investigative matters requiring detailed financial modeling and economic analysis.

He is active in national and state professional accounting organizations and has served in leadership and committee roles related to valuation and litigation services. His opinions are grounded in established professional standards, recognized damages methodologies, and generally accepted accounting principles applied to complex commercial disputes.