Forensic economist in Austin, Texas
Forensic economist Tucker K. Strow helps attorneys quantify and explain economic damages in personal injury, wrongful death, and employment matters, including lost earnings, earning capacity, and household services claims.
Services for attorneys
Engagements may include preliminary case review, economic damages analysis, expert report preparation, deposition support, trial testimony preparation, and rebuttal analysis.
Forensic economist support for injury matters where lost earnings, earning capacity, fringe benefits, or household services are disputed.
Economic damages expert witness support for survivor claims, using documented assumptions, clear presentation, and defensible methodology.
Expert witness support for employment-related economic damages, mitigation questions, and disputed workplace loss issues.
Economic damages topics
Tucker K. Strow is an Austin-based forensic economist and economic damages expert witness providing lost earnings, earning capacity, household services, wrongful death, personal injury, and employment litigation damages analysis for plaintiff and defense counsel.
Analysis of past wage loss, future earning capacity, work-life expectancy, expected compensation growth, fringe benefits, and offset issues.
Valuation of household production, replacement services, and support services using transparent assumptions and cited economic data.
Review of opposing expert reports, assumptions, discount rates, data sources, calculation logic, and damages presentation for litigation teams.
Methods and credentials
The goal is forensic economics work that attorneys can understand, test, and explain. Economic damages analysis is organized around cited data, clear assumptions, and concise presentation.
Engagement process
The process is designed to make early scoping straightforward and keep assumptions visible as the analysis develops.
Share the matter type, deadlines, pleadings or relevant records, and the expert questions that need analysis.
Confirm conflicts, deadlines, requested work product, and fee terms before substantive work begins.
Prepare analysis with documented data sources, clear assumptions, and attorney-facing explanations.
Sample work
This sample is provided solely to illustrate forensic economics scope, damages methodology, and expert report presentation style. It is not legal advice and does not describe an actual matter.
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