Stephen Bronars is an expert in employment discrimination, wage and hours matters, and the use of criminal background checks in hiring decisions.

Dr. Jesse David is an expert on the valuation of intangible assets, market definition, and the assessment of economic impacts in complex commercial disputes and regulatory proceedings.

Chuck Fields is an expert witness with comprehensive experience working on labor and employment issues, antitrust matters, and HR analytics engagements.

Deborah Foster is a labor economist and an expert in applying data analysis to labor and employment issues in legal disputes. 

John Johnson founded and helped build Edgeworth Economics into a world-class economic consulting firm. He is recognized as one of the leading econometricians practicing today.

Dr. Jovanovic is an economist with over 20 years of experience providing economic and statistical analyses in litigation, government investigations, and regulatory proceedings. 

Michael Kheyfets is a professional economist who provides his clients with economic research and rigorous data analysis in litigation, regulatory, and business analytics matters. 

Dr. George Korenko is an experienced expert in applying economics, finance, and econometrics to litigation and complex business matters, including antitrust, commercial damages, tax, intellectual property, employment, executive compensation, medical malpractice, and international trade.

Sophie Meadows is a professional economist with extensive experience providing economic insights through rigorous analysis to clients facing legal disputes and investigations in cases involving class certification, antitrust, commercial damages, and labor and employment issues.

Matthew Milner is a co-founder of Edgeworth Economics and chairs the firm’s Privacy & Data Security practice.

Dr. Nathan Woods brings over 20 years of experience to his work on labor and employment matters, with expertise in pay equity, class certification, sampling, extrapolation, and damages assessment.

J.J. Prescott is a senior academic affiliate with Edgeworth Economics. He teaches at the University of Michigan Law School, also serving as the Co-Director of the Program in Law and Economics. 

Dr. Kyle Rozema is an academic affiliate with Edgeworth Economics. He is a Professor of Law at the Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law.

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. 

Ryan Kenney specializes in data evaluation for labor and employment issues including wage and hour matters such as meal and rest breaks, time rounding, off-the-clock work, and PAGA penalty exposure.

George Lynch is an economist specializing in the practice areas of class certification and damages.  He is skilled at developing and analyzing complex datasets for large-scale antitrust class action litigation cases and has extensive experience in class action suits related to antitrust and labor and employment discrimination matters.

Connor Moynihan is experienced in statistical analysis and economic research related to antitrust matters. His work supports the assessment of class certification and damages in cases involving allegations of price fixing, monopolization, no-poaching agreements, discrimination, and exclusionary practices.

Tram Nguyen specializes in quantitative economic analysis and modeling within the context of labor and employment discrimination matters, industrial organization, and firm management. 

Joseph Ammer is an economist specializing in rigorous economic and statistical analyses within the context of antitrust, consumer protection and labor disputes.

August Graue is a professional economist who specializes in leveraging econometric and statistical methods in the analysis of complex data.

Riley Mears is an economist specializing in antitrust and competition economics. He provides rigorous economic analysis for litigation and regulatory matters involving monopolization, price fixing, no-poach agreements, and other alleged anticompetitive conduct.

Dr. Michael Meneses specializes in economic modeling and statistical methods within the context of antitrust and competition. In his past work, he has used large panel datasets to analyze economic behavior, employing both reduced form and structural econometrics.

Catia Twal is experienced in building complex datasets and developing analyses for antitrust litigation involving assessment of class certification for direct and indirect purchasers, determining liability, and estimating damages across a variety of industries, including pharmaceutical economics.

Dr. Anita Walsh is an economist with experience using theory and applied techniques in a variety of contexts, including antitrust, intellectual property, and applied microeconomics.

Esther Yan specializes in providing rigorous data analysis and economic research to clients involved in antitrust matters and regulatory engagements. 

Monica Zhong specializes in providing rigorous data analysis and economic research in the areas of class certification and antitrust including price fixing and monopolization, as well as consumer protection matters such as deceptive pricing.

Linda Dang is Edgeworth Economics’ Chief Human Resources Officer.  She is responsible for attracting, retaining, developing, and motivating the firm’s employees across our offices.

Kimberly is the Chief Marketing Officer for Edgeworth Economics. In this role, she leads the marketing, communications, and business development activities of the company.

Patricia Ramsay is Edgeworth Economics’ Chief Financial Officer. 

Peter Williams leads the Information Technology team for Edgeworth. He is responsible for IT governance, operations and solution architecture for client deliverables.