An economic approach could curb broad antitrust classes
On July 16, a federal court certified the “Cattle Plaintiffs Producer Class” in In Re Cattle and Beef Antitrust Litigation, a case alleging that Cargill, JBS,...
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CRA professionals have provided economic advice and testimony in a number of high-stakes class action cases. This experience includes analysis of class certification issues, liability, aggregate and individual class damages, injunctive relief, and settlement distribution issues. CRA also has a broad range of experience in class action matters involving fraud, product liability, and securities. We apply cutting-edge econometric techniques, simulations, and economic theory to complex economic questions, and present results in expert reports, oral presentations, depositions, and trial testimony that are readily understood by both economists and non-economists.
On July 16, a federal court certified the “Cattle Plaintiffs Producer Class” in In Re Cattle and Beef Antitrust Litigation, a case alleging that Cargill, JBS,...
But it did not resolve a harder question: Who bore their economic cost? That distinction is now driving two parallel waves of private litigation: commercial...
CRA is a proud sponsor of the conference. Sam Marden is a panelist during the session titled “Damages Calculation and the Role of the Expert.” For more...
Christian Michel teaches two sessions during the event on “Econometric methods to assess damages and their applications” and “Quantifying consumer harm:...
