MICHAEL SOUDRY, M.B.A.
Michael Soudry has been performing economic and statistical analysis for over 10 years and joined Eco-Stat as a forensic economist in 1995. He advises private practice attorneys and insurance companies as well as federal, state, and local governmental agencies on the extent of economic loss in matters related to personal injury, wrongful death, life care plan costs, wrongful termination, and business interruption. He prepares economic loss and adversarial analysis reports, and has testified as an expert witness in U.S. Federal Courts, New York Supreme Courts, and in New Jersey and Connecticut Superior Courts more than 100 times. Mr. Soudry provided economic loss reports for over 150 matters for victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack in application for the Victim Compensation Fund, and has participated in over 50 hearings. Michael Soudry was nominated by the New York Lawyers for Public Interest for the 2002 Samuel J. Duboff Memorial Award.
Michael Soudry earned a B.A. in Economics and an M.B.A., with a major in Finance, from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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RUDY A. JACOB, Ph.D.
Rudy Jacob has been a professor at Pace University Lubin School of Business in New York since 1973, and has been a tenured full professor, chairman of the Accounting Department since 1989. Dr. Jacob has been teaching courses in business, economics, accounting, finance, and management sciences. Dr. Jacob has more than 24 years consulting experience in the fields of economics, finance, and accounting. He prepares economic loss and adversarial analysis reports as well as business loss analysis and has testified as an expert witness in numerous economic and accounting litigation matters in federal and state courts. Dr. Jacob's research findings have been published in scholarly journals, and he was honored with the Lubin School of Business Scholarly Research Award in 1995 and 1996, and the Kenan Award for Teaching Excellence in 1991.
Rudy Jacob earned a Doctor of Philosophy in Business Administration, with major fields of study in Finance, Accounting and Quantitative Methods (Statistics & Operations Research) from New York University, Leonard N. Stern Graduate School of Business Administration.
For detailed curriculum vitae of Eco-Stat's experts, please contact us at 1-800-Eco-Stat (326-7828), or e-mail your request to msoudry@friedmanllp.com.
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