- Antitrust
Solving the challenging economic issues that arise in antitrust litigation and merger review
- Class Certification
At the forefront of developments in the law and economics of class certification
- Intellectual Property
Valuation analysis that fully considers the economic principles and case law
- Labor & Employment
A leader in evaluating complex labor and employment issues
Edgeworth Partner Dr. Nathan D. Woods was retained in a California lawsuit alleging improper payment of overtime. At issue, Plaintiff alleged that the way in which Ecolab calculated and paid monthly bonuses did not comply with overtime requirements under California law.
In this Bloomberg Law article, Edgeworth Partner Dr. George Korenko and Mary Gately, Partner at DLA Piper, discuss from a legal and economic perspective the issue of breach of contract damages arising during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sushrut Jain explores the significant hurdle plaintiffs seeking tuition refunds will face at the class certification stage of proving that a formulaic method exists to determine damages without the need for individualized inquiry.
Dr. Nathan Woods was retained by the defense in a matter alleging pay disparities adverse to women working with a state government agency.
In this on-demand webinar, hear from a panel of attorneys and economic experts for a discussion of the economic and legal principles involved in COVID-related class actions.
Edgeworth CEO Dr. John Johnson, working with Principal Consultant Dr. David Colino, was retained by a major healthcare staffing company in an antitrust matter brought by a competitor alleging Section 1 and Section 2 claims.
Join expert labor economists from Edgeworth Economics and Kevin White, co-chair of the Hunton Andrews Kurth Labor and Employment team for this on-demand webinar.
