How do you recover stolen cash when you don’t know how much was stolen? A&I uses available and relevant data to provide an estimate supported by federal District and Appeals courts.
Read MoreIdentifying a critical statistical bias in the way the Department of Health & Human Services unfairly penalizes states for errors in determining Medicaid eligibility and payments.
Read MoreA principal of A&I replaces an incorrectly applied model with a proper statistical test to expose flaws in statistical proof of discrimination.
Read MoreStatistical errors identified by Dr. William Huber of A&I led to a summary judgment on behalf of a defendant in natural resources damages litigation.
Read MoreStatisticians may be most useful when there are no statistics. Yes, you read that correctly. One such example is a case of alleged age discrimination.
Read MoreA Police Department posed the following question to Analysis & Inference: are similar answers on a promotion exam coincidences, or did they establish cheating by a defendant and another officer?
Read MoreA Hispanic police officer alleged race discrimination by a Police Department in assignments made to the "Spare List," a list of officers available to cover for other officers out for vacation, sickness, or police special events.
Read MoreA local agency of the state Department of Social Services charged a youth with improper conduct towards a neighborhood girl.
Read MoreNew York City purchased over a hundred million dollars’ worth of new garbage trucks. Upon fielding the trucks, the city discovered that they were packing fewer tons of garbage than expected.
Read MoreA state ran afoul of a federal audit when, for several months, the customary sample of social workers' time use was not collected due to a transition in the state department.
Read MoreIn a case of stolen parking collections, the City considered the contractor responsible.
Read MoreThe Commissioner of Human Resources for New York City was sued in a class action on behalf of aliens living in the city, who alleged unlawful denial of social services for which they were eligible.
Read MoreThe Office of the Attorney General of the State of New York asked Analysis & Inference to take a lead consulting role in its negotiations with the Yonkers School Board.
Read MoreWhen a class action against New York City Public Schools challenged the timely delivery of special subsidized education services for eligible pre-school children, New York City asked Analysis & Inference to examine the matter.
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