Thomas Vitlo provides a variety of litigation consulting services, including fraud investigations, restitution calculations, complex data analytics, statistical analysis, peer comparison analysis, and outlier detection. His practice focuses on financial and healthcare fraud as well as False Claims Act (FCA) and Controlled Substances Act (CSA) investigations.
Thomas has over 10 years of extensive experience applying statistical and data analytics practices to help create, inspect, and summarize large databases. His clients include law firms, in-house counsel, state attorneys general, and a range of federal agencies. He has extensive experience supporting the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), and he has been a speaker at various training programs for the DOJ and for federal, state, and local law enforcement officials.
His work has supported expert testimony and summary fact witnesses for federal and state trials. Many of his engagements have involved summarizing large databases, developing statistically valid random samples (SVRS), and performing complex analyses using SAS and SQL programming languages.
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Education
M.A., Applied Economics, Johns Hopkins University
B.A., Economics & International Studies, Fairfield University