The experts
You are designating a person. That person builds the model, signs the report, and sits for the deposition.
Britni Wilcher, Ph.D.
Britni Wilcher, Ph.D. is an economist who quantifies economic loss and compensation disparities in employment discrimination and class action matters. She works with attorneys and firms on matters…
David Cunningham, CPA
David Cunningham is a licensed CPA in California since 1989. He has over 30 years of business experience as a CFO in software development and distribution companies with…
Cristiano Manfre, Ph.D.
Dr. Manfre’s experience includes serving as a financial advisor and strategic consultant to both domestic and international corporations as related to merger, acquisition, divestiture, joint venture, corporate restructuring,…
Roman Garagulagian, Ph.D.
Roman Garagulagian, Ph.D., is an economist who specializes in complex economic damages, litigation analytics, and data-driven expert analysis. He works with attorneys and firms on high-stakes matters involving…
Laura Adams
Laura Adams is a forensic economist with a background in economics. As a double major in Economics and Energy from Syracuse University, she brings a unique perspective to…
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Colin Morrison, M.A.
Colin Morrison is a Forensic Economist specializing in quantitative economic damage modeling and litigation support. Mr. Morrison applies economic theory and legal standards to evaluate and quantify economic…
Full profile & CV →How we staff a matter. One named expert owns the opinion and writes the report. Data engineering and analyst work is performed by the team under that expert's direction and disclosed in the report. We do not designate one expert and hand the file to another.
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