Profile:
Actuary and forensic economist values economic loss in personal injury, wrongful death and termination cases, as well as other types of cases involving economic loss. Appraisals require determination of present values using appropriate economic and demographic assumptions. Mr. May specializes in determining reduced life expectancies (increased mortality). His services include deposition testimony, court testimony and critiques of expert reports of economists, life expectancy experts and life care planners.

Education/Licenses:
B.A., University of Texas at Austin, 1961, Economics; Fellow, Society of Actuaries, 1969; Enrolled Actuary, 1976

Primary Area of Expertise:
Economics