We are available for declarations, depositions, mediations, and arbitrations. A decisive statistical critique of an opposing declaration can expose fatal flaws, forcing the opposition to withdraw its expert's declaration or move to immediately resolve the case. Some cases have hinged on identifying flawed SAS computer code.

We have consulted for cases involving labor, employment, environmental, quality control, franchises, medical tests, FSLA, and ADA. twobluecats performs surveys, random sampling, 95% confidence intervals, and regression analysis. Analyses have involved minimum wage, overtime, prevailing wage, lost income, seasonal employment, and quality control (qc). Cases include aviation, tobacco, construction, credit unions, banking, retail, restaurants, unions, casuals, hospitals, and wine.

twobluecats.com president, Dean S. Barron, was the expert witness statistician in complex class action litigations. For example, Erichs v. Venator Group, Inc. 128 F.Supp. 2d 1255 (N. Dist. Ca. 2001) involved managers and commission schedules.

Dean S. Barron is also an instructor for University of California San Diego Extension in SPSS. His statistical research Contrails: Causal Inference Using Propensity Scores, was recently published in the Journal of Modern Applied Statistical Methods. twobluecats.com strives to translate the technical into easily understandable terms. Contact us today!