Labor Economics & Employment Damages Expert

This expert witness specializes in applied microeconomics, labor economics, and the calculation of economic damages related to employment, wage loss, and discrimination. With over 15 years of academic, research, and consulting experience, he provides litigation support for both plaintiff and defense teams across state and federal courts. His expertise spans employment discrimination analysis, economic impact assessments, lost earnings calculations, and field experiment methodologies.

In particular, he is highly skilled at analyzing employment patterns, labor market behaviors, and the economic consequences of workplace policies. He frequently presents complex economic findings in courtroom-ready formats, using clear statistical visualizations and straightforward economic models.

Moreover, his academic achievements strengthen his professional expertise. He holds a Ph.D. and M.A. in Economics, specializing in labor economics, and a B.S. in Plant and Soil Science. His research has been widely published in peer-reviewed journals such as Industrial and Labor Relations Review, Labour Economics, and the Journal of Criminal Justice.

Throughout his career, he has been retained to provide oral and written testimony in cases involving employment discrimination, wage and hour claims, wrongful termination, and loss of earning capacity. In addition, he consults for corporations on regulatory compliance, workforce analysis, and policy evaluation.

Furthermore, he is an active researcher and speaker, contributing to academic conferences and interdisciplinary economic studies. As a result, he combines rigorous econometric analysis with courtroom clarity, making him a strong asset for litigation involving labor economics, employment practices, and economic damages.

Key Qualifications

• Over 15 years of experience in labor economics, employment damages, and economic loss analysis
• Extensive litigation support in wage and hour disputes, employment discrimination, and wrongful termination cases
• Skilled in conducting field experiments and résumé audit studies
• Published in leading economic journals such as Labour Economics, Industrial and Labor Relations Review, and Journal of Criminal Justice
• Retained as an expert in both state and federal litigation across multiple jurisdictions
• Experienced in preparing expert reports on lost earnings, loss of future income, and labor market disadvantage
• Active contributor to research on the economics of education, criminal behavior, and employment practices
• Frequent speaker at economic and legal education conferences