He's a forensic economist providing expert witness services in personal injury and wrongful death matters, with more than 45 years of experience in economics and over 40 years of involvement in litigation-related work. Their practice focuses on econometric appraisal and economic analysis, applying statistical and economic methods in injury-related cases. The expert has provided consultations, deposition, and courtroom testimony in matters requiring economic evaluation.

Their analytical work includes econometrics, forecasting, data processing, and statistical analysis. This experience includes econometric appraisal for claims associated with the 9/11 Victims Compensation Fund, as well as broader statistical and economic analysis assignments for public entities and research-related projects. Earlier roles as a principal research analyst and principal research officer involved conducting economic and labor market analysis, budget studies, and applied research, reflecting responsibility for complex economic evaluation and data-driven decision support.

The expert holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Economics, with specialization in econometrics and economic theory, along with graduate and undergraduate education in economics and statistics. Their background includes academic instruction in statistics, econometrics, forecasting, and data processing, as well as authorship of a business statistics textbook. Professional involvement includes membership in the National Association of Forensic Economists and the American Statistical Association.