Selected Publications
Telecommunications
The speed at which the communications industry is evolving means rapid change in regulation and increasing complexity for businesses trying to optimize profits, satisfy regulatory requirements, and avoid or respond to litigation.
Healthcare
The US health care industry is large, complex, diverse, and growing. So too are its litigations and regulatory actions. Providers are increasingly subject to whistleblowers with alleged False Claims Act (FCA) violations and audits by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) through risk-based methods, which require advanced statistical knowledge to understand or challenge.
Antitrust
The fundamental economic justification for these laws has made the economic and statistical methods used to interpret antitrust laws some of the most sophisticated in the legal arena.
Labor, Employment, Discrimination and Statistics
The evolution of employment and labor litigation calls for experts who understand the fundamental principals of labor and employment disputes and can apply them in this evolving landscape.
Revenge of the Redwoods
Reconsidering Property Rights and the Economic Allocation of Natural Resources.
Scientific Fraud Detection
The regulatory environment for investment management companies is becoming increasingly demanding. In the past, spot checks were considered sufficient for showing compliance. This is no longer the case. Make your monitoring program a selling advantage.
Intellectual Property
Courts and the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit are increasingly calling for economic and statistical methods that scientifically measure the demand for the product in question in the absence of infringement.