January 29, 2025
Managing Director Matt Farber recently authored the article “Postgraduation Earning: A Survey of Leading Data Sources for Damages Experts” for the American Bar Association’s Fall 2024 issue of “The Brief.”
In the article, Dr. Farber and co-author Dr. Mona Birjandi explore how economists and damages experts assess the economic impact of disruptions in individuals’ earning streams, with education increasingly influencing predicted future earnings. They present a catalog of leading data sources that provide earnings information by field of study, educational attainment, and college or university. Further, Drs. Birjandi and Farber cover the key aspects of data from various sources, including their origin and description, their demographic scope and overage, the depth of information provided, representativeness, accessibility protocols, data timeliness, and critical strengths and limitations for analysis.
By outlining these key aspects, the article provides valuable insights for damages experts, aiding them in effectively incorporating survey data into their analyses and ensuring that the data used is both robust and defensible.
Integrity and Accountability: Anti-Corruption Enforcement in Saudi Arabia
As Saudi Arabia advances its transformative Vision 2030 agenda, the country’s blueprint for economic and long-term prosperity, it is placing a strong emphasis on accountability and integrity through combating bribery and corruption. In our latest whitepaper, we explore the legislative developments and impacts of these initiatives on fostering a governance framework aligned with Vision 2030.
Jon Fowler Contributes to ILTA Active Learning Best Practice Guide
Managing Director Jon Fowler recently contributed to the Active Learning Best Practice Guide, developed by International Legal Technology Association (ILTA). This guide represents the combined expertise of eDiscovery leaders from London’s top law firms, input from over 50 global contributors, and the valuable perspective of retired Judge former Master Victoria McCloud.
Seven Strategies for Resolving Family-Owned Business Disputes in the Middle East
Family businesses have long been the backbone of the Middle East’s economy, contributing significantly to the region’s prosperity. They are built on a foundation of shared values, traditions, and a deep sense of commitment to the company and its success.