A workers' compensation insurance executive and actuary serves as an expert witness with more than 40 years of experience in insurance operations, actuarial analysis, and risk management. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, a Master of Arts in Probability and Statistics, and completed the Program for Management Development. He also holds the designations of Fellow of the Casualty Actuarial Society (FCAS) and Certified Workers' Compensation Professional (WCP). Professional work focuses on workers' compensation systems, including pricing, reserving, claims handling, and regulatory compliance, with experience that includes consultation, deposition testimony, and courtroom testimony. Analysis is applied to disputes involving insurance coverage, claims valuation, underwriting practices, and workers' compensation programs.

Technical expertise encompasses actuarial modeling, loss reserving, pricing strategies, and financial planning for workers' compensation insurance, as well as operational oversight of claims management, alternative market structures, and reinsurance arrangements. His work includes evaluation of large deductible programs, assigned risk pools, and alternative risk transfer mechanisms, along with analysis of claims administration practices, employer programs, and insurer performance.

His professional experience includes executive leadership roles as principal and founder of an insurance consulting firm, as well as senior executive positions responsible for actuarial, financial, and operational functions, development of insurance products, and engagement with regulatory bodies and legislative processes. He has also served as adjunct faculty, teaching subjects related to actuarial science, insurance, and risk management.