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John Johnson
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President and CEO
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Washington, DC
John Johnson uses econometrics to develop rigorous analyses in a wide range of antitrust cases, labor and employment matters, and in class actions. Dr. Johnson, a teacher at heart, is known for his ability to explain technical concepts in a simple, straightforward manner.
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Patrick Byrne
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Chief Operating Officer
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Washington, DC
Patrick Byrne is a business economist with extensive experience in the field of litigation consulting. Patrick focuses on the firm’s infrastructure and operations to help the firm’s economists better serve clients.
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Jesse David
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Senior Vice President
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Los Angeles, CA
Jesse David is an experienced damages expert who has testified at trial and in deposition on more than 25 occasions. Dr. David’s work in intellectual property, environmental economics, antitrust, and commercial damages is known for meshing careful economic thinking with technically sound methodology.
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Matthew Milner
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Senior Vice President
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Washington, DC
Matthew Milner, the founder of Edgeworth’s data management practice, brings a decade of experience to the identification, collection, and analysis of large complex datasets for purposes of litigation. Matt leverages his passion for data and computing, along with his training in econometrics and business, in providing efficient and practical advice to our clients.
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Chuck Fields
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Vice President
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Washington, DC
Chuck Fields is an expert on human resources and employment issues with comprehensive experience working on labor litigation, regulatory compliance, labor relations and organizational effectiveness matters. Chuck’s unique background in business management, human resources, and economics enables him to provide effective, practical solutions for our clients.
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Kara Gorski
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Vice President
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Washington DC
Kara Gorski is an expert in the assessment of intellectual property and commercial damages, including disputes related to patents, copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets and breach of contract. Dr. Gorski’s intuitive understanding of damages issues, close attention to case and data details, and excellent communication skills guarantee a high-quality work product, making her a favorite among clients.
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Paul Torelli
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Principal
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Washington, DC
Paul Torelli is an expert in labor economics and employment litigation. His experience includes litigation liability and damages assessments, class certification analysis, public policy consulting, as well as litigation support in labor and employment, antitrust, financial securities and commercial disputes.
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Phil Winterfeldt
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Senior Forensic Programmer
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Washington, DC
Phil Winterfeldt was one of the first full-time computer programmers in economic consulting and has worked in the profession for over 30 years. He was involved in the transition from mainframe environments to PC's and in such high-profile litigation as Lysine and AT&T. Phil designed and currently maintains Edgeworth’s state of the art EMC server technology.
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Sheila Buenafe
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Senior Forensic Programmer
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Washington, DC
Sheila Buenafe, a statistician, combines her high level math skills with her SAS programming ability to provide clients with efficient data management services and robust statistical analyses. Her understanding of multiple data systems allows her to work with a variety of data structures.
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Ilona Iosso
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Forensic Programmer
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Washington, DC
Ilona Iosso worked in the Bureau of Economics at the Federal Trade Commission, where she dealt with all aspects of the merger screening process. Ilona is an experienced programmer and database builder, with particular specialty in cleaning and generating large datasets. She has provided litigation support for a number of industries, including healthcare, hospitals, retailing, and supermarkets.
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Frank Kyei-Manu
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Forensic Programmer
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Washington, DC
Frank Kyei-Manu leverages his dual background in engineering and economics to provide economic and data analysis to Edgeworth's clients. His ability to think through and manage complex datasets using a variety of computing languages allows him to maximize efficiency and to minimize client costs. Frank is a graduate of Swarthmore College, where he received Honors in Engineering and Honors in Economics and was a member of Sigma Xi.
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Kim Dusebout
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Forensic Programmer
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Washington, DC
Kim Dusebout’s background in mathematics and statistics shapes her skills as a talented data analyst. Kim has extensive experience utilizing SAS to efficiently manage and analyze large datasets. Her attention to detail and quality assurance procedures are critical to ensuring the integrity of the data and obtaining reliable results.
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Michael Kheyfets
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Senior Consultant
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Washington, DC
Michael Kheyfets has expertise in economic research and statistical modeling pertaining to regulatory and litigation matters. His experience spans a variety of industries, including telecommunications. He has dealt with damages calculations, competition policy reviews, as well as regulatory impact analyses.
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Boris Vabson
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Consultant
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Washington, DC
Boris Vabson has expertise in econometric modeling and analysis, and in the construction and management of large datasets, for purposes of antitrust, intellectual property, and labor litigation. Boris’s empirical research background, involving practical finance and regulatory matters, helps him to creatively and effectively address the issues facing clients.
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Matthew Miller
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Consultant
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Washington, DC
Matthew Miller has extensive experience in managing and analyzing economic data for purposes of antitrust and labor litigation. Matthew graduated cum laude from Dartmouth College, with High Honors in Mathematics and Honors in Economics.
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Miguel Garrido
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Consultant
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Washington, DC
Miguel Garrido has extensive experience in economic research and data analysis. His undergraduate work focused on research in applied microeconomics, particularly in media economics, crime control, and public policy.
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Katie Gofus
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Consultant
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Washington, DC
Katie has experience in economic research and analysis ranging across a variety of topics including wage and hours and damage estimates. Katie received her B.A. from Boston College, graduating cum laude with a degree in International Studies and a concentration in Economics.
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Justin Henderson
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Consultant
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Washington, DC
Justin Henderson is an experienced econometrician with a focus on environmental and regulatory policies. Justin has experience consulting in a variety of different industries including energy and technology. He has also worked on issues related to intellectual property damages and wage and hour policies.
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Matthew Spitzer
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Special Academic Affiliate
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Professor of Political Science, University of Southern California & Professor of Law and Social Science, California Institute of Technology.
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Alberto Abadie
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Academic Affiliate
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Professor of Public Policy, Harvard Kennedy School of Government.
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Thomas DeLeire
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Academic Affiliate
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Associate Professor of Public Affairs and Population Health Sciences, University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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Marvin Hayenga
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Academic Affiliate
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Professor Emeritus of Economics, Iowa State University.
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J.J. Prescott
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Academic Affiliate
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Assistant Professor of Law, University of Michigan Law School.
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Abraham Wickelgren
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Academic Affiliate
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Bernard J. Ward Professor in Law, University of Texas Law School.
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