A Ph.D.-trained vocational rehabilitation expert and forensic vocational consultant, this professional provides vocational earning capacity, employability, and labor market analyses in civil litigation, including wrongful termination, employment discrimination, personal injury, medical malpractice, product liability, workers’ compensation, and marital or family law matters. The expert reports 23+ years of litigation-focused vocational consulting experience and has testified well over 100 times in federal and state courts, with extensive deposition and trial testimony experience and no reported disqualifications.

The expert’s work centers on evaluating the impact of injury, disability, or employment-related harm on earning capacity, career trajectory, and labor market participation, including cases involving highly compensated professionals and individuals in specialized industries. In addition to forensic consulting, the expert serves as a university professor and directs a laboratory focused on work and disability research, holding leadership roles within national professional organizations and serving as Editor-in-Chief of a peer-reviewed journal addressing rehabilitation research and policy. The expert has authored more than 100 scholarly publications and has received multiple national research and career achievement awards in the field of rehabilitation and vocational counseling, providing litigation opinions grounded in sustained applied consulting experience, academic research, and extensive courtroom testimony.