Biography

EW #5594 is an economist and applied statistician with
over twenty years of experience in providing expert witness support in personal
injury, wrongful death, medical malpractice, product liability, wrongful termination
and employment discrimination cases. She has testified in many such cases
and a list of those that involved the estimation of economic damages is given
below. Space limitations preclude the listing of cases in which EW #5594
served as statistical expert, testing for employment discrimination, but this
list is available upon request.

EW #5594 obtained her Ph.D. in economics from Columbia
University in 1975 and joined the Rutgers University Faculty where she taught
labor economics on the graduate level and, on the undergraduate level, Statistics,
Microeconomics , The Economics of Discrimination and The Economics
of Income Inequality as well as Labor Economics . She founded a researchcompany
in 1979 and, under her leadership, the company has gained a
solid reputation amongst both plaintiff and defense attorneys for excellence
and reliability.

In addition to her expert-witness work, EW #5594 also
directs Integrals on-site Continuing Legal Education division. In this capacity,
she teaches CLE courses on the estimation of economic damages and on statistical
testing for discrimination. She has been invited to lecture at bar associations,
including the New York County Lawyers Association, the New York State Bar
Association and the Monroe County Bar Association and at area law firms like
Jackson Lewis; Epstein, Becker & Green; Chadbourne & Parke; Aaronson,
Rappaport, Feinstein & Deutsh; Herzfeld & Rubin; Hodson Russ; and
Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel. A complete list of EW #5594 s CLE
presentations is available upon request.

EW #5594 has written articles on a range of economic
and statistical subjects for New York Law Journal , New Jersey
Law Journal, The National Law Journal, Business Law Today, Corporate Counsel,
Bests Review, Employment Law Strategist and Risk Management. Copies
are available on Integrals website.

Wrongful Discharg e

* Statistical Testing for Age, Race and Gender Discrimination