Forensic Economics anti-trust expert has consulted on studies and litigation in the U.S. and abroad on issues realted to pricing and vertical relations among firms.  His clients include the Anittrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice and the Bureau of Economics at the U.S. Federal Trade Commission.  He was a contirbuting author of the 2001 Federal Trade Commission's report on slotting allowances, and has given testimony on their competitive effects.  He served on a three-member panel investigating the practice of slotting allowances at the Hearings on Global and Innovation Based Competition in 1995 and at the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's sponsored workshop on slotting allowances in 2000.

Experience

• Roland Corp. v U.S. Federal Trade Commission
• Office of Fair Trading (UK) Investigation into Tobacco and Tobacco Related Products
• General Refractories v. Exolon
• Conso/McCall v. U.S. Federal Trade Commission
• Augusta New v. Hudson News
• Cable distributors litigation
• Natchitoches Parish Hospital et al. v. Tyco International, Ltd.
• Canadian New Motor Vehicles
• Rochester Medical Corp. v. C.R. Bard, Inc. et al.  Employee Benefit Insurance Brokerage Litigation
• AMD v. Intel
• Ireland ComReg v. Vodafone
• EC. v. Coca Cola Enterprises
• Micro v. Rambus