Economic analysis in intellectual property disputes defines the core of this expert’s work, supported by more than 30 years of experience applying financial and market-based methodologies to complex litigation. He evaluates patent, trademark, copyright, and trade secret matters involving reasonable royalties, lost profits, price erosion, and profit apportionment, frequently applying established licensing frameworks and related analyses. His work also extends to antitrust, unfair competition, and breach of contract disputes, incorporating market definition, competition analysis, and valuation of business and technology assets across a wide range of industries.

His background blends economic consulting with executive and government experience, including roles as a president of a technology marketing and licensing company, economist within a federal agency addressing valuation and transfer pricing issues, and patent examiner conducting prior art analysis. He has provided testimony in federal and state courts as well as before regulatory bodies, addressing intellectual property damages, antitrust claims, and complex financial disputes. Holding advanced degrees in economics along with an engineering degree, his combined technical and economic expertise supports rigorous analysis of valuation, licensing, and damages in complex commercial litigation.