Oklahoma economist expert witnesses analyze damages, market conditions, and financial performance using rigorous economic and statistical methods. Many come from energy and natural resources consulting, agricultural economics, or academic finance programs serving Oklahoma City and Tulsa. They assess how regional oil and gas cycles, rural access, and state cost structures affect value. Common opinions address lost profits, wage loss, pricing, and economic impact.
Forensic Economics Expert Witness
Forensic Economics Expert Witness
- Review Fee
- $450/hr
This expert has been working in the field of economics for 30 years. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Washington State University prior to completing all course work towards a Doctorate in Economics, specializing in Labor Economics. A former President of the Collegium of Pecuniary Damage Experts, he has presented more than 40 times at various professional conferences and symposiums hosted by the likes of the Texas Bar Association, Florida Bar Association, National Organization of Forensic Economics, SEAK and the American Academy of Economic and Financial Experts, while he serves as an Editor for the online publication "The Earnings Analyst". This expert taught economics at the university level for 10 years prior to branching into economic analysis and consulting. Currently, this expert is the President of a national forensic economic consulting firm. He prepares, researches, and analyzes financial and economic data and provides economic damages calculations, consulting services, and expert reports in support of litigation. He has testified more than 100 times.
Senior Consulting Economist, An Economic Damages and Business Valuation Firm in TX
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Washington State University
Fort Worth,
Texas