Working as a forensic economist and economic consultant for more than 30 years, he has provided economic damages analyses and expert opinions for both plaintiffs and defendants in matters involving wrongful death, personal injury, employment discrimination, sexual harassment, wrongful discharge, breach of contract disputes, divorce settlements, real estate matters, tourism, casino gambling, and environmental issues. Through his consulting practice, his work has included expert reports, arbitration support, depositions, and courtroom testimony, along with the development of large-scale economic forecasting models and regional demographic databases used for economic analysis and projections.

Alongside his consulting work, he has maintained an extensive academic career teaching economics and statistics at both undergraduate and graduate levels. He has served in professor and faculty roles teaching courses including macroeconomics, microeconomics, managerial economics, managerial finance, business statistics, money and banking, econometrics, labor economics, and regional economic analysis. His academic work has additionally involved economic forecasting and applied statistical modeling. Earlier in his career, he worked in economist and research roles involving tourism and casino industry analysis, labor market studies, regional forecasting, energy demand projections, and economic impact analyses related to infrastructure and energy projects. His previous employment history with private businesses included positions as an economist, research economist, economic consultant, and in forecasting and policy analysis roles involving regional economic development, tourism and gaming analysis, labor market evaluations, infrastructure impact studies, and energy-related economic forecasting.

His professional credentials include a Ph.D. in Economics and postdoctoral training in econometrics, energy economics, and regional economics. His publications, books, and public commentary have focused on economic forecasting, tourism, gaming, labor economics, insurance, real estate, and public policy issues. His professional memberships and organizational involvements have included the National Association of Forensic Economics (NAFE), the American Economic Association, the National Association of Business Economics (NABE), Economists of New Jersey, the Philadelphia Council of Business Economics, the Regional/Utility Round Table, and the Winter Haven Chamber of Commerce.