Members
Welcome to our Website
The American Academy of Economic and Financial Experts is composed of a diverse group of professionals and academicians who are interested in analyzing economic damages in litigation settings. Our mission as an organization is the advancement and exchange of research and methods in the field of forensic economics.
Our members are highly qualified experts in a variety of forensic economic and financial fields.
If you are an attorney looking for an expert to assist you with a case, feel free to browse our membership roster.
AAEFE publishes an academic journal, the Journal of Legal Economics, and holds an annual conference where research and other topics of interest in forensic economics are presented and discussed. Its members communicate through an electronic mailing list, AAEFE-L.
New Bylaws
The membership approved new AAEFE Bylaws at our 2021 annual meeting. See the AAEFE Board page for a copy of our Bylaws.
Journal Editor
Our Editor of the Journal of Legal Economics is David Schap. Please send all submissions and concerns to David at his address listed on the Journal of Legal Economics page. If you have any questions concerning the Journal of Legal Economics, please email him at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Membership Contact
Our Secretary and Treasurer is Ygnacio Garza
If you have any questions concerning AAEFE please contact him at:
Ygnacio Garza
Partner
Carr, Riggs & Ingram, LLC
3125 Central Boulevard
Brownsville, TX 78520
Voice: 956-546-1655
Fax: 956-546-0112
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