Drawing on more than 20 years of experience in finance and economic consulting, this Chartered Financial Analyst focuses on valuation and damages analysis in complex litigation matters. His work involves valuation of companies, assets, and securities, along with detailed financial modeling and economic analysis to assess performance, market conditions, and appropriate valuation methodologies. He has also analyzed issues related to transfer pricing and corporate reorganizations, including the economic substance of intercompany transactions and financial structures.

His professional background includes serving as an independent economist and consultant, as well as prior experience with a leading law and economics consulting firm and financial institutions. In these roles, he has developed and evaluated financial models, supported expert reports, and provided analysis in matters involving corporations, law firms, and government agencies, including the Department of Justice, Internal Revenue Service, and Securities and Exchange Commission.

He has served as an expert in more than 100 matters, providing testimony, depositions, and consulting services in disputes involving economic damages, securities valuation, transfer pricing, and related financial issues. His work frequently addresses claims such as unjust enrichment, disgorgement, and other forms of economic loss, supported by extensive experience applying quantitative and analytical methods in litigation contexts.