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Dave Gibson is a Senior Analyst and the
President of Vocational Economics, Inc.
Mr. Gibson provides expert testimony in the
areas of lost earnings due to death,
disability, or loss of employment, as well as
commercial damages, business valuation, and
the analysis of complex financial issues.
He has provided testimony in both state and
federal courts in approximately twenty states.
Mr. Gibson has researched
and written extensively on the impact of
disability on earnings and worklife expectancy
using several noted studies. His
published work includes
The New
Worklife Expectancy Tables
and Daubert, Disability,
and
Worklife Expectancy Mr. Gibson's work with the
relatively new American Community Survey has
included detailed examination of the impact of
physical and cognitive disabilities on
earnings and employment.
Mr. Gibson has almost 30
years of experience as a financial executive
with several major corporations. He
coordinates Vocational Economics' analysis
methodology and expert testimony services and
leads the company's development of new
statistical and demographic data for use in
its forensic databases. Mr. Gibson has
an MBA in finance from the University of
Chicago, a Masters of Rehabilitation
Counseling from the University of Kentucky,
and a Baccalaureate degree in Accounting from
the University of Illinois in Urbana. Training in these diverse disciplines
makes him uniquely qualified to assess the
impact of disability on expected lifetime
earnings.
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