A&M experts regularly evaluate economic evidence in class action litigation. We have testified in the class certification, causation, and damages phases of these matters, with experience in direct and indirect purchaser cases as well as the application of conjoint analyses and hedonic regressions.

By synthesizing large data and theory driven hypotheses, we explore issues of common impact and predominance of common factors, testing for class conflicts in injury and incentives. A&M also opines on the feasibility of using a single model to estimate damages across the class.

After the class certification stage, our experts provide expert testimony on the economic aspects of causation and conduct damage estimates for plaintiffs and defendants.