Built around a career in forensic accounting, he is a Certified Public Accountant with more than 40 years of experience focused on the quantification of economic damages in complex disputes. His work addresses financial losses arising from fraud schemes, breach of contract, intellectual property matters, business interruption, and personal injury or wrongful death claims, often requiring detailed reconstruction of financial events and valuation of damages.

Across a wide range of engagements, he performs detailed financial analyses involving lost profits, reasonable royalty determinations, business valuations, and asset tracing. His work spans hundreds of disputes and involves large-scale data evaluation, helping quantify damages, identify inconsistencies, and assess financial claims in complex litigation across industries such as manufacturing, retail, and professional services.

Drawing on extensive litigation experience, he has provided testimony in state and federal courts and has also served as a neutral in financial disputes. His casework includes both civil and criminal matters, including white-collar investigations and contract-related claims, supported by more than 25 years of expert witness experience involving deposition and trial testimony on forensic accounting and economic damages.

His educational background includes a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting, providing the foundation for his extensive career in forensic accounting, economic damages analysis, financial investigations, and litigation support.