Paul Siebrasse

Paul Siebrasse serves as an Adjunct Instructor of Business in Bethel University's College of Adult and Professional Studies, teaching economics courses since 2015 while concurrently working as a Senior Economist at Reynolds & Earle LLC. His dual expertise bridges academic instruction and forensic economic analysis for high-stakes litigation.

His educational credentials include:

• Master of Science in Applied Economics, Montana State University (1987)

Siebrasse's research centers on applied economics in legal contexts, with core competencies in microeconomics, macroeconomics, and econometrics. He specializes in quantifying economic damages—including lost wages, lost profits, and business valuation disputes—across healthcare, manufacturing, financial services, and real estate sectors. His methodological rigor in statistical analysis supports complex litigation requiring expert testimony.

His scholarly output demonstrates interdisciplinary integration of economic theory with healthcare regulation, notably examining fair market value compliance within Stark Law frameworks.

Professional recognition includes:

• Accredited Senior Appraiser (ASA) in Business Valuation from the American Society of Appraisers

Through Bethel University and prior appointments at Montana State University/Rocky Mountain College, Siebrasse has mentored students in foundational and advanced economics courses. His consulting practice operates without disclosed research grants, focusing instead on direct client engagement in litigation support.

At Reynolds & Earle LLC, he collaborates with legal teams on forensic economic analyses, applying valuation methodologies to resolve commercial disputes and intellectual property conflicts.