Rich Bergin
Managing Director, Boston
ECONOMICS CONSULTING
ECONOMICS CONSULTING OVERVIEW
For businesses facing antitrust, litigation, regulatory, or commercial challenges, sound economic analysis is critical. Our team of antitrust and regulatory economists, econometricians, financial economists, and academic affiliates combines sharp economic insights with diverse academic, industry, and subject matter expertise.
We provide litigation support and expert testimony to support clients on antitrust matters, as well as commercial and class action litigation, and we quantify damages in both antitrust and commercial disputes.
ANTITRUST AND COMPETITION
We work on a broad spectrum of antitrust issues, from market definition, market power, and conduct to mergers and acquisitions, and market inquiries, as well as quantification of damages. Key areas include:
- Antitrust damages
- Mergers & acquisitions
- Cartel & anticompetitive agreements
- Monopolization/abuse of dominance.
Learn more about our antitrust and competition capabilities here.
ALIXPARTNERS BOLSTERS GLOBAL ECONOMICS CONSULTING CAPABILITY WITH THE ACQUISITION OF LEADING INDEPENDENT BOUTIQUE MATRIX ECONOMICS
AlixPartners is pleased to announce that it has acquired leading independent economics consulting boutique Matrix Economics. Since its founding, Matrix has provided clients with the clarity and insight required to navigate the most complex antitrust litigation, mergers, and regulatory proceedings. The acquisition is a significant addition to the firm’s capabilities in competition economics.
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The amount of private antitrust litigation outside the U.S. continues to increase dramatically. This is no longer confined to the traditional jurisdictions of the UK, Germany and the Netherlands, but is now worldwide. Follow-on claims, which rely on a regulatory decision to prove an infringement, and stand-alone claims, where the infringement must be shown, are common. In the EU, virtually every cartel decision by a regulator is now followed by a damages claim from customers; and cartel damages claims are far from the only types of claim being brought.
AlixPartners Managing Director Mat Hughes discusses the key issues raised when valuing and arguing loss in private antitrust litigation outside the U.S., from both the claimants’ and defendants’ points of view.
PRIVATE ANTITRUST LITIGATION OUTSIDE THE U.S.
Insights & Impact
Global Team
