
Damages
We provide economic analysis and expert testimony in Damages matters.
What We Do
Vega Economics provides rigorous economic analysis and expert testimony to assess and quantify damages in complex litigation and commercial disputes. Our economists and affiliated experts apply economic theory, financial analysis, and advanced quantitative methods to evaluate the relationship between alleged conduct and economic harm.
Our experience spans a wide range of industries and disputes, including antitrust, intellectual property, securities, consumer protection, and breach of contract matters. We develop and evaluate damages models involving lost profits, diminished business value, overcharges, unjust enrichment, reasonable royalties, and other measures of economic loss. Our analyses draw on financial records, transaction-level data, market evidence, and industry-specific research to assess damages under relevant economic and legal frameworks.
Vega Economics supports clients throughout the litigation process, from preliminary damages assessments and discovery through class certification, expert reports, deposition, and trial. We also evaluate and rebut opposing experts' damages methodologies, assumptions, and conclusions. Our approach combines analytical rigor with clear, practical explanations of complex economic issues.
Experts
View all expertsFrederico Finan
George Break and Helen Schnacke Break Distinguished Professor of Economics and Professor of Business Administration at the University of California, Berkeley
Cecilia Mo
Associate Professor of Political Science at University of California, Berkeley
Michael Sposi
Associate Professor of Economics and Director of Doctoral Studies at Southern Methodist University
Daniel Bauer
Hickman-Larson Chair in Actuarial Science and Associate Professor of Risk and Insurance at Wisconsin School of Business, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Mark J. Browne
Robert Clements Distinguished Chair in Risk Management and Insurance, Tobin College of Business at St. John's University
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