Economist Expert Witnesses in Virginia
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Mr. Nels Pearsall
Virginia
This well-credentialed expert earned his BA and MA in economics from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University and he has held various positions throughout his career. He previously served as an economist at Glassman Oliver Economic Consultants, as a managing director at Micronomics, Inc. and Charles River Associates and as a vice president at CapAnalysis and ARPC. This expert...
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Dr. Russell Lamb
Virginia
This highly qualified expert earned his PhD in economics from the University of Pennsylvania and he is an active member of the National Association for Business Economics and the American Economic Association. He has an extensive background in applied econometrics and has developed econometric models to measure damages in a number of matters involving allegations of horizontal price fixing. He...
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The Average Economist Expert Witness
Charges $509 / Hour
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Economist Expert Witness FAQs
An economist expert witness provides analysis and testimony on economic issues such as damages, business valuation, lost profits, market competition, pricing, and financial modeling.
Economist expert witnesses are often used in commercial litigation, antitrust cases, personal injury claims, wrongful death suits, and intellectual property disputes.
Yes. Economists can have subspecialties like labor economics, health economics, industrial organization, or financial economics which can be relevant to specific types of cases.
They use various methods including discounted cash flow analysis, statistical modeling, and econometric techniques to estimate potential losses or damages.
An experienced economist expert witness understands the legal process, can communicate complex economic concepts clearly to a jury, and withstand cross-examination.
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