Lead Testifying Experts

	David Nolte Mr. Nolte is a CPA with over 30 years experience.  He has performed numerous compliance audits, fraud investigations, and forensic accountings. His experience with disputes and contested situations is particularly helpful when the results are likely to be challenged.
	Marc Margulis Mr. Margulis is a recognized expert in the analysis and valuation of businesses, securities, intellectual property and other intangible assets for transactional, tax, regulatory and litigation purposes. He has significant experience in solvency and fraudulent conveyance issues for both transactional and bankruptcy purposes. Mr. Margulis is a CFA Charterholder and ASA, and has an MBA.
	Nicole A. Liska Ms. Liska is an economist. She testifies regarding statistics, economic damages, applied microeconomic theory, and econometric modeling.
	Renee Howdeshell (formerly Wagner) Ms. Howdeshell has performed numerous forensic accountings and damage analyses.  She specializes in financial analysis and calculations involving disputes.  She is a CPA.
	Anand Khemlani Mr. Khemlani has performed numerous forensic accounting, auditing, and damage analysis assignments. He is a CPA, Accredited in Business Valuation (ABV), a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) and is a licensed Real Estate Broker.
	Claire Donias Mr. Donias is nationally recognized for his business valuation expertise with over 35 years experience.  He was formerly the President of the American Society of Appraisers (ASA) and has participated in numerous standard-setting bodies in the field of business valuation during his career.

John J. Donohue III

• Education: J.D. Harvard Law School Ph.D. Economics, Yale University;
• Expertise: Corporate finance, employment discrimination, contracts, law & economics

Dr. Donohue, a Professor of Law at Yale Law School, has consulted and testified in a broad range of areas from antitrust and contract matters to civil rights violations and tort issues. Prior to Yale, he was a professor of law at Stanford Law School from 1995 -2004, where he was a William H. Neukom Professor of Law and a John A. Wilson Distinguished Faculty Scholar. He is the author of numerous articles and papers in a variety of topics including corporate finance, employment discrimination, and law and economics, as well as the author of the most recent book, Foundations of Employment Discrimination Law. In addition, he has presented his research at conferences around the world. Dr. Donohue is on the editorial board of many established law and economic journals including Journal of Empirical Legal Studies, International Review of Law and Economics, Law and Social Inquiry, and American Law and Economic Review.

Michael D. Intriligator

• Education: Ph.D. Economics, M.I.T.
• Expertise: Applied econometrics and statistics, statistical sampling, mathematical economics, health economics

Dr. Intriligator, a renowned econometrician and statistician, is a leading authority on the application of sampling techniques in a variety of situations that arise in litigation. He has served as an expert witness in various courts and hearings and has testified in many cases involving statistical sampling and extrapolation issues under Medicare and Medicaid. Dr. Intriligator is Professor of Economics, Political Science, and Policy Studies at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where he is also Co-director of the Jacob Marschak Interdisciplinary Colloquium on Mathematics in the Behavioral Sciences. In addition, he is a Senior Fellow at the Milken Institute and a Fellow of both the Econometric Society and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Dr. Intriligator authored several prominent textbooks in econometrics and over 200 journal articles and other publications in the areas of economic theory and mathematical economics, econometrics, health economics, reform of the Russian economy, and strategy and arms control. A frequent speaker, he has presented his research at economic conferences throughout the world.

John M. Quigley

• Education: Ph.D. Economics, Harvard University
• Expertise: Applied econometrics, real estate finance, urban labor markets; housing, spatial economics; local public finance, municipal bond market, low wage labor markets

Dr. Quigley has considerable consulting and testimonial experience in applying economic cost/benefit analyses and econometric and statistical techniques to his areas of expertise. He is the I. Donald Terner Distinguished Professor, and Professor of Economics, at the University of California, Berkeley. He also holds appointments in the Goldman School of Public Policy and Haas School of Business as well as directs the Berkeley Program on Housing and Urban Policy. Dr. Quigley is on numerous editorial boards of eminent journals including, Journal of Housing Economics, Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics, and Review of Urban Regional Development Studies. He is the author of several widely used textbooks in urban and labor economics, and public finance, as well as abundant articles and papers in his fields of interest.

Victor C. Tabbush

• Education: Ph.D. Economics, UCLA
• Expertise: Antitrust, health economics, employment, wrongful death

Dr. Tabbush has expertise in health economics and, more broadly, in investments in human capital and in labor economics. He has considerable practical (and testimonial) experience both in the areas of health care economics and management, being the co-founder of the UCLA Health Services Management Center and the director of several executive education programs for health care providers, as well as in the area of compensation and labor economics, having served as the Chairman of the Official Salaries Authority of the City of Los Angeles, as a Civil Service Commissioner for the City of Los Angeles, and as a Commissioner for the State of California on Worker's Compensation. He serves as a consultant to pharmaceutical companies in the areas of cost-effectiveness, wrongful death, and pricing. He is currently Associate Dean at the UCLA Anderson Graduate School of Management where he also teaches courses in economic theory. He also is a Faculty Director of the UCLA MD-MBA Program. He holds a Ph.D. in economics from UCLA.