This forensic economist holds a Ph.D. in Economics and has more than 25 years of experience in economics, finance, and quantitative analysis. He has served as a litigation consultant and expert witness since 1992, consulting in more than 900 cases for over 200 law firms and testifying on 180 occasions. His expert witness work includes consultation, deposition, and trial testimony in matters involving personal injury, wrongful death, wrongful termination, employment and housing discrimination, breach of contract, business valuation, lost profits, divorce, and public finance issues. His case list reflects deposition, trial, arbitration, and administrative hearing appearances in state and federal courts across multiple jurisdictions.

Since 1991, he has provided economic consulting services to private and public sector clients, conducting economic impact studies, efficiency analyses, benefit-cost and cost-effectiveness studies, forecasting, modeling, and strategic planning. He has more than 25 years of experience as a college lecturer teaching economics, finance, econometrics, and quantitative analysis, and he has authored peer-reviewed publications and technical reports in economics and public policy. He is a member of the National Association of Forensic Economics and the American Economic Association. In forensic matters, his analyses address historic and future economic loss, lost earnings capacity, business valuation, economic impact, and present value calculations using established economic and statistical methodologies.