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Analysis and Inference, Inc.
- 1489 Baltimore Pike Ste 305
- Springfield, Pennsylvania
- 19064
- Phone: (610) 543-0159
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Description
Will Fairley is Senior Statistician and President at Analysis & Inference, which he co-founded in 1979. He received a PhD in Statistics from Harvard University after graduate training in Economics at the London School of Economics and at Harvard. Dr. Fairley has published over forty articles in professional journals in statistics, applied statistics, and economics and has testified as a statistical expert multiple times.
A major manufacturer made insurance claims under its product liability policies covering many millions of dollars in health claims arising from the use of its products. In dispute with the insurer, the sample of claims drawn from tens of thousands of claims by an accountant hired by the manufacturer was attacked by several nationally recognized statisticians. They saw a deficient sample draw and errors in the estimates made from it.
Valid application of statistics is a requirement of modern governing bodies, including all levels of government. Analysis & Inference, Inc. has worked with numerous local, state, and federal government entities, including the U.S. Department of Justice, the U.S. Geological Survey, the U.S. Postal Service, state attorneys general, state public service commissions, and the New York City and Los Angeles County governments.
A European manufacturer of implanted medical devices learned of premature failures of one of its products after implantation.
Faces of jumbo bricks in a large apartment complex in the Bronx, New York became damaged and fell from the building (a condition known in construction as "spalling"). The owner of the complex sued--in addition to the architects, builders, and unions-- Analysis & Inference's customer, a national manufacturer of building material. In the event liability was found, the owner had hired an engineering firm to survey the extent of the damage, which they estimated as exceeding $20 million.