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Edgeworth experts publish in a variety of scholarly journals on economic and legal topics. In addition, our experts offer Continuing Legal Education (CLE) courses and present to a range of audiences on issues in antitrust, labor, class actions, data management and intellectual property. Discover our thoughts and findings below. If you are interested in having Edgeworth experts speak at your event or teach a Continuing Legal Education (CLE) course, please contact us to learn more about our offerings.

• Calculating Antitrust Damages July 8, 2011

• Dr. Michael Noel Discusses Rockets and Feathers in Gasoline Prices January 21, 2012

• Economic Approaches To Royalty Calculations June 28, 2011

• Empirical Evidence and Class Certification in Labor Market Antitrust Cases June 28, 2011

• Rigorous Analysis of Class Certification Comes of Age September 1, 2011

• Systemic Discrimination? Let the Statistics Talk. November 1, 2011

• The Increasing Relevance of Expert Testimony in the Wake of Hydrogen Peroxide June 28, 2011

• The Reliability Of Structured Data In Litigation June 25, 2010

• The Standards for Class-certification Expert Testimony After In re Hydrogen Peroxide Antitrust Litigation June 28, 2011

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Edgeworth Economics

Francis Ysidro Edgeworth was a 19th Century economist who defined the construct that a group of individuals could be made better off without making any individual in the group worse off. This construct is the founding premise of Edgeworth Economics. As a team, we work to put our professionals and our clients in better positions at no individual expense.