
Navigant Economics, a subsidiary of Navigant Consulting, provides economic and financial analysis of legal and business issues to law firms, corporations and government agencies. Our experts are leading academic and industry professionals with backgrounds in economics, accounting, finance and public policy. We serve clients engaged in litigation, regulatory proceedings, policy debates, and strategic planning.
Our analyses are grounded in economic theory and guided by the latest scholarly research. We base expert advice and testimony on an in-depth understanding of the relevant facts combined with application of economic theory and supported by rigorous empirical analysis.
Many of the consulting professionals of Navigant Economics are affiliated with leading academic institutions, including The University of Chicago, Georgetown University, Northwestern University, the George Mason University School of Law and University of Virginia. In addition to our full-time professional staff, we maintain relationships with a wide range of academic affiliates and expert consultants, including distinguished professors engaged in relevant economic and financial research and former top-level government officials. Our experts are closely involved in each engagement – a key to better service and better results – and they are supported by staff experienced in the theory and application of state-of-the-art models in economic and financial analysis.
Navigant Economics was formed in January 2010 through the combination of two highly respected economic consulting firms – Chicago Partners and Empiris.
Our practice areas include:
» Antitrust and Competition Analysis
» Auctions and Market Design
» Class Certification
» Communications and the Internet
» Consumer Protection
» Damages
» Discrimination/Labor
» Finance, Securities Litigation and Valuation
» Intellectual Property |
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August 13, 2010
Navigant Economics Managing Director Hal Singer and Senior Expert Robert Litan's new article on "Why Business Should Oppose Net Neutrality" is featured today on the Harvard Business Review blog, The Conversation.
August 10, 2010
Navigant Economics Managing Director Jeff Eisenach writes in today's Law360 that the five years of relative peace and quiet in the telecommunications market, ushered in by the Federal Communications Commission’s adoption of "light touch" broadband regulation in 2005, may soon come to a close with the introduction new net neutrality rules.
August 5, 2010
Expert testimony from Navigant Economics Managing Director Andy Miller and Senior Expert John Olvany contributed to a Manhattan Federal Court's resounding judgment exonerating Deutsche Bank's Jon-Paul Rorech of any wrongdoing in the SEC's first-ever insider trading case involving credit derivatives.
August 2, 2010
The Global Information and Communications Technologies Department of the World Bank appointed Navigant Economics Managing Director Jeff Eisenach to its Broadband Strategies Toolkit Advisory Group.
July 27, 2010
Navigant Economics Director Joe Mason testified today on "The Deepwater Drilling Moratorium: A Second Economic Disaster for Small Businesses?" before the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship in Washington, D.C. For Dr. Mason's written testimony, please click here.
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