Drawing on more than 20 years of experience in economics, this expert witness analyzes disputes involving antitrust, pricing behavior, and regulatory policy, with over 10 years of experience providing consultation, deposition, and courtroom testimony. Their work focuses on agricultural and resource economics, including evaluation of market structure, competitive dynamics, and consumer demand across wholesale and retail sectors, as well as analysis of economic damages and complex litigation matters.

In applied and academic roles, their experience includes leadership positions such as professor, department chair, and director of graduate studies, along with responsibility for research initiatives and graduate-level instruction. Their consulting work spans complex litigation and economic analysis, including measurement of damages, feasibility studies, and evaluation of regulated industries such as energy, water, and environmental systems. Their analysis frequently addresses issues involving market power, policy impacts, and economic outcomes tied to environmental and land use regulation, as well as international trade considerations.

Academic qualifications include a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in agricultural and resource economics, a masteral degree in agricultural and resource economics, and a bachelor’s degree in economics and environmental studies. Their professional involvement includes membership in organizations such as the American Economic Association, American Agricultural Economics Association, and Association of Environmental and Resource Economics, reflecting engagement with economic research, policy, and industry standards.