Key Health Care Antitrust and Competition Takeaways from ASHEcon 2025
Focusing on the intersection of academic research and litigation matters, Daniel Shack and Annabelle Fowler highlight key research developments and discussion...
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Dr. Daniel Shack is an applied economist who is passionate about applying economic theory and methodologies to economic questions underlying litigation matters.
Dr. Shack advises clients in a variety of matters such as government investigations and commercial disputes. His expertise includes methodologies such as regression analysis, economic modeling, and consumer surveys. Example engagements on which Dr. Shack has worked include ascertaining liability and calculating lost profits in commercial disputes; assessing the competitive effects of a proposed merger; and evaluating commercially reasonable efforts.