An economist and expert witness with more than 40 years of experience, this professional specializes in international trade, public finance, and forensic economic analysis. Their work supports evaluation of economic damages and financial impacts in litigation involving wrongful death, personal injury, discrimination, and anti-competitive practices. The expert has over 25 years of experience providing consultation, deposition testimony, and court testimony, along with preparation of economic damage reports in an expert capacity.

Their expertise includes application of economic principles such as inflation, interest rates, wage growth, and worklife expectancy to quantify economic loss and assess financial outcomes. This work extends to labor economics and employment-related matters, including analysis of occupational conditions, household service valuation, and income projection, as well as business and financial evaluation related to profits and valuation. Their experience also includes development of forensic economics methodologies and extensive teaching in economics and business programs, with ongoing involvement in curriculum development and instruction in labor economics and international trade.

Their background reflects long-standing leadership and professional engagement in economic consulting and academic environments, including operation of an economic consulting practice and sustained involvement in scholarly research, conference presentations, and international economic forums. Their work includes participation in organizations such as the International Trade and Finance Association and the San Antonio Business and Economics Society, as well as governance involvement and committee participation within professional economic associations.

This expert holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Economics, a Master of Arts in Economics, and a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations.