Complex Damages

Antitrust

Intellectual Property

Roy Epstein provides economic consulting and expert testimony for complex cases that require masterful application of economics, econometric modeling, and financial analysis. His approach combines state-of-the-art academic work in antitrust, intellectual property, and damages with years of practical experience as a partner with some of the most prominent national litigation support firms. Dr. Epstein is Adjunct Professor of Finance at Boston College. He holds a PhD in Economics from Yale University and studied Accounting at the Graduate School of Business at the University of Chicago. He has worked with leading law firms throughout the US and abroad for more than 20 years. He has published and lectured extensively on patent damages, including analysis of the Georgia-Pacific factors, lost profits, and price erosion. Dr. Epstein is also the inventor, with his coauthor Dan Rubinfeld at UC Berkeley, of the PCAIDS simulation method to analyze potential price effects of mergers. Dr. Epstein's book A History of Econometrics has been praised by Prof. James Heckman, winner of the 2000 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics, for defining "a new field of knowledge." Roy Epstein's clients appreciate his extraordinary capabilities, outstanding communication skills, and vast experience in applying economics to critical legal disputes. Please click for more information about his background and practice.