I am a labor economist with extensive experience in matters involving pay equity, wage and hour compliance and the calculation of economic exposure. I also prepare and analyze complex electronic databases for employment litigation and monitoring purposes. I have been retained by both defendants and plaintiffs.I hold a Ph.D. in Economics, with concentrations in labor economics and economic demography. My academic research on employee compensation and selection procedures has been published in professional peer-reviewed journals, including Industrial and Labor Relations Review, Economic Inquiry, and the Journal of Sports Economics.I am also an adjunct professor at Florida State University, where I teach graduate and undergraduate level courses in labor economics and the economic analyses of data.Specialties: Statistical analyses, employee compensation, labor economics, and the analysis of the unique labor markets pertaining to professional and collegiate athletics.
Listed skills include Statistics, Economics, Analysis, Econometrics, and 24 others.