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Donald R. Welsch
Donald Welsch is an economist with 40 years experience in economic analysis and econometric and financial modeling. He has considerable experience in labor market analysis and employment litigation studies. He has provided testimony in matters involving asset valuation and lost profits of unestablished businesses. He has experience in the application of financial methods to investment decision-making and merger/acquisition analysis.
Don has provided economic/financial analysis, trial and arbitration testimony in matters involving employment discrimination, reduction in force and sexual harassment/hostile workplace. He has analyzed the statistical issues related to liability in matters concerning disparate impact. He has prepared reports and testified regarding loss of earnings, household production and personal consumption. He has also evaluated earnings capacity of minor children and future life care costs in matters involving personal injury, medical malpractice and wrongful death. Don has assisted clients in assessing financial and real property values. He has conducted econometric studies of capital market and share price performance. He has testified on economic damage and loss issues in New Jersey and New York State courts as well as Federal Courts. He has served as an adjunct professor at Montclair State University. Mr. Welsch has completed his course work for a PhD in Econometrics at New School for Social Research, 1966 and earned degrees as follows: MA - Economics, Rutgers University, 1963; BA - Economics, Lafayette College, 1961. Some of Don’s related professional experience include: Past President of the New York Association of Business Economists; Past Member of the Board of Directors of the National Association of Business Economists; Fellow of the National Association of Business Economists; Member of National Association of Forensic Economists and American Economic Association. Adjunct Professor of Finance and Economics at Montclair State College. He has taught courses in economics and finance including Microeconomics, Capital Markets and Investments and Corporate Finance. Mr. Welsch has published (with Roger I. Abrams and Bruce Jonas) "Stillborn Enterprises: Calculating Expectation Damages Using Forensic Economics" Ohio State Law Journal V.57 No. 3 1996. For a copy click here. If you would like a complete CV, please click here. For directions to the New Jersey Office click here. |