Okay, let’s tackle this. So Nicholas has a mix of research, teaching, and legal writing skills. His experience with Spss, R, and Microsoft Office is a plus. However, his rate is lower than what I would expect for a lawyer or someone with more advanced technical skills. Considering his education from the University of Pennsylvania Law School, I would expect him to be more competitive. Maybe around $100–$150 per hour for a researcher or analyst. But since he also has teaching experience, his rate might be slightly lower. Let’s check averages. Researchers with similar skills might average $75–$100 per hour. So I’ll estimate around $75