FORENSIC ECONOMIST
To date, Dr. Sase has served on more than 400 cases involving injury, wrongful death, employment law, small businesses/professional practices, and intellectual properties. Including small to moderate size class actions, he has helped more than 2,000 plaintiffs and defendents.
Dr. Sase is a practicing forensic and litigation economist. This means that his work includes measuring and analyzing economic losses; preparing written determinations of these losses; consulting with attorneys and their clients; participating in discovery depositions initiated by opposing counsel; and providing testimony of my findings, conclusions, and opinions in courts of law.
Throughout his career, the majority of the cases on which Dr. Sase has worked have involved the determination of economic losses accruing to human beings over time. These damages are due to severe injury or loss of employment as well as to the losses that beset the families of victims who have suffered wrongful death or disablement. In order to perform this work, a forensic economist must remain objective while relying upon data, theories, and literature from the subfield of Economics known as Human Capital, the stock of competences, knowledge, and personality attributes embodied in one’s ability to perform any kind of labor that produces an economic value.
