Bringing more than 30 years of experience in forensic economics, this expert witness evaluates economic damages, financial losses, and valuation issues arising in complex litigation. Their background includes over 30 years of providing expert witness services, including consultations, depositions, and courtroom testimony, with extensive involvement in matters requiring detailed economic analysis and quantification of loss.

Their analytical work addresses a broad spectrum of disputes, including business valuation, employment-related claims such as wage and hour issues and wrongful termination, and personal injury cases involving lost earnings and life care plan valuations. Additional areas of focus include construction defect matters, product liability and recall disputes, defamation and discrimination claims, and financial assessments involving pensions, stock options, and inventory valuation. Their experience also extends to class action matters, business interruption claims, and mortgage-related disputes, supporting comprehensive economic analysis across varied litigation contexts.

This expert has worked across multiple industries, including agriculture, banking, energy, entertainment, hospitality, mining, oil and gas, utilities, and rail transportation, providing context-specific economic evaluations across diverse sectors.

Academic training includes a bachelor’s degree in business administration with a concentration in finance and accounting. This expert maintains active involvement in professional organizations such as the National Association of Forensic Economics and the American Rehabilitation Economics Association. Their experience is further reflected in a substantial history of expert testimony, including more than 200 depositions and over 60 trial appearances, demonstrating sustained engagement in presenting economic findings within legal proceedings.