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Economic Damages Expert Witness Donald May
Donald M. May, PhD, (Financial Economics), CPA
Managing Partner
4 Lynwood Ct.
Cortlandt Manor NY
10567
USA
phone: 212-390-0595

Donald M. May PhD, CPA, Managing Partner at DMA Economics, LLC, possesses over 30 years of Valuation and Economic Damages experience. He implements a broad range of damage analyses and valuations for clients, including billion-dollar investment funds under SEC investigation as well as multi-national firms involved in intellectual property disputes, consumers in product mislabeling cases, and small to mid-sized businesses involved in complex commercial litigation.
Background Experience - Prior to founding DMA Economics LLC, Dr. May was Managing Director at Berkley Research Group and the Principal in charge of valuation and litigation support services for a regional accounting firm, a Managing Director for PricewaterhouseCoopers, and a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Sloan School of Management. He has performed over 200 valuations of closely held businesses across numerous industries for financial reporting and estate planning. Dr. May has been published in several distinguished academic and practitioner journals such as The Journal of Finance, The Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance, Hedge Fund Law Review, and is currently an editorial board member of The Journal of Business Valuation and Economic Loss Analysis.
Litigation Support - Dr. May is a world class expert in the Valuation of Damages. Dr. May has prepared expert reports and testified in federal and state courts as well as AAA, JAMS, and FINRA arbitration hearings, and has also effectively communicated as an expert witness testifier and consultant in several multi-million dollar cases.
Recent Litigation Matters:
- Misrepresentations in Leveraged Buyout (“LBO”) Financing Practices
- Theft of Trade Secrets, Trade Dress, and Intellectual Property
- Food Product Mislabeling
- Securities Fraud Under SEC Section 10b-5 and Section 11
- Accounting Misstatements in Public and Private Company Acquisitions
- Lost Profits and Lost Enterprise Value Associated with Product Defects and Breach of Contract
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