Credible 
Frankenfeld is a graduate of Yale, Harvard Business School and the John F. Kennedy School of Government. In 1987 he was named a leadership fellow by the Bush Foundation; his fellowship permitted him to study law and economics at Harvard Law School. 

Powerful 
In addition to his decade of testimonial experience, Frankenfeld is an accomplished public speaker and seminar leader. He speaks with warmth and enthusiasm, and establishes rapport with his audience. He responds with poise and precision to critical questions. 

Professional 
Frankenfeld's reports benefit from his years of analytical experience. They are built upon a solid statistical foundation. His conclusions are defensible because they are based on reality. 

Colorful 
Dramatic use of color sends a message of professionalism, seriousness and expense--and improves chances for favorable settlement. 

Graphic 
Charts and graphs convey complex information quickly. Such graphics are easier to understand and more difficult to contest than textual assertions 

Engaging 
Typically, a Frankenfeld report provides both a single point estimate, and a "sensitivity analysis" which permits the reader to examine how his/her own critical assumptions affect results. This facilitates settlement negotiations, because it establishes a reasonable range for both plaintiff and defense. Importantly, this approach does not patronize a jury, but instead engages juries in the analytical process. 

Economical 
A Frankenfeld initial report, which is often all that a case requires, usually costs $800 or less. A comparable report from another top economist typically costs $1,000-$2,000; a CPA would typically charge $500-$1,000.  See our online calculation tools.