Independent Economic Damages Analysis for Litigation
Associate Professor of Economics providing independent expert analysis in personal injury, wrongful death, and commercial litigation matters.
Personal Injury Damages Estimation
Economic Quantification of Injury-Related Financial Losses
An objective economic assessment quantifying the financial impact of injury-related losses, including diminished earning capacity, fringe benefits, and household services. The analysis applies established economic methodologies, labor market data, and case-specific assumptions to produce clear, supportable estimates suitable for litigation, settlement evaluation, and expert testimony.
Wrongful Death Damages Estimation
Comprehensive Valuation of Economic Losses in Wrongful Death Cases
A comprehensive economic analysis of the financial losses associated with wrongful death, including lost earnings, employment benefits, and the value of household contributions. Calculations are grounded in accepted economic principles and demographic data, generating transparent, defensible estimates designed to assist counsel, inform case strategy, and withstand scrutiny in litigation.
Rebuttal Analysis
Independent Review of Opposing Expert’s Economic Damages Assessment
An objective evaluation of the opposing expert’s damages analysis, reviewing their assumptions, data sources, and calculations for accuracy and methodological soundness. This assessment highlights errors, unsupported claims, and weaknesses that can inform cross‑examination and strengthen your litigation strategy.
Corporate and Commercial Litigation Support
Economic Analysis of Lost Profits, Business Interruption, and Contract Damages
Analysis which incorporates financial statement review, cost structure modeling, and market‑based benchmarks to quantify the economic impact of alleged actions. Reports are designed to meet litigation standards and provide clear, defensible conclusions for counsel and the court.