Dr. David Griffin

Dr. David Griffin

David W. Griffin received his Ph.D. in Economics from Cornell University and B.S. and M.S. degrees in Economics from Rutgers University. Since 1983, he has specialized in the application of statistical theory and methodology to questions of liability and damages arising in employment discrimination litigation. He has offered expert testimony numerous times in Federal and state courts has been an invited speaker to various legal groups on the topic of statistical evidence of discrimination.

Education

1989

Cornell University

Ph.D.

1975

Rutgers University

M.S.

1972

Rutgers University

B.S.

Publications

D. Griffin, R. DuPont, B. Siskin, S. Shiraki, and E. Katze, "Random Drug Tests at Work: The Probability of Identifying Frequent and Infrequent Users of Illicit Drugs," Journal of Addictive Diseases, Vol. 14, Number 3, 1995

D. Griffin, R. DuPont, B. Siskin, S. Shiraki, and E. Katze, "Random Workplace Drug Testing: Does It Primarily Identify Casual or Regular Drug Users," Employment Testing, Vol. 4, No. 1, 1995